Path of leisure & knowledge in the Goor forest on Rügen

Be impressed by the history and development of the Goor Forest! Imposing trees, burial mounds and fantastic views of a Baltic Sea bay on the island of Rügen will inspire you. During the hike, you will immerse yourself in this enchanting forest by the sea, come to rest and deepen your contact with nature and yourself. Most of this forest, which is developing into a "primeval forest", is in the care of the Michael Succow Foundation for the Protection of Nature. Be impressed by the history and development of the Goor Forest! Impressive trees, burial mounds and fantastic views of a Baltic Sea bay on the island of Rügen will inspire you. During the hike, you will immerse yourself in this enchanting forest by the sea, come to rest and deepen your contact with nature and yourself. Most of this forest, which is developing into a "primeval forest", is in the care of the Michael Succow Foundation for the Protection of Nature. Guided hikes on the trail with landscape ecologist Steffi Deickert by appointment. Alternatively: the trail can be walked independently all year round with an accompanying brochure. The accompanying brochure for the trail is available for a nominal fee at the Hotel Badehaus Goor, among other places.

Path of Leisure & Knowledge - Hiking in the Goor Forest on the Baltic Sea

The Path of Leisure & Knowledge leads through the impressive Goor Forest on the island of Rügen, one of the most charming natural areas on the German Baltic Sea coast in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Imposing old trees, historic burial mounds and sweeping views of a picturesque Baltic Sea bay make this hiking trail a special experience for nature lovers and those seeking peace and quiet alike.

Urban forest in the making - the Goor Forest under nature conservation

The Goor Forest is on its way to becoming a real primeval forest and is largely under the care of the Michael Succow Foundation for the Protection of Nature. Those who walk the trail are immersed in a forest landscape that is largely allowed to develop freely - a rare experience in Central Europe that deepens contact with nature and with oneself in a special way.

Guided hikes and independent exploration with accompanying brochure

The trail is freely accessible daily all year round and can be explored independently with an accompanying brochure, which is available for a nominal fee at the Hotel Badehaus Goor, among other places. If you would like a more in-depth introduction to the landscape history of the Goor Forest, you can take part in a guided hike with landscape ecologist Steffi Deickert - by prior registration and arrangement.