Yasmund National Park

Jasmund National Park is the smallest German national park with an area of 30 square kilometers. The park is located in the northeastern part of Germany, on the island of Rügen, it was founded in 1990. Its symbols are chalk cliffs, they are favorite tourist attractions. In fact, the white chalk cliffs against the background of the green beech forest and the blue sea make a lasting impression on travelers.

The most famous rock is the Königsstul cliff - this is one of the symbols of the island of Rügen and the highest chalk rock of the national park. From the observation deck of the cliff, located at an altitude of 120 meters, there is a magnificent view of the Baltic Sea. Not far from this rock there is an observation deck Victoria, from it you can see the rocks from the side. Cretaceous cliffs are still attacked by waves and storms, as they were centuries ago, after each attack, large pieces of chalk break off and fall into the sea, changing the coastal landscape.

A network of bicycle and pedestrian paths is laid along the national park, excursions are organized. On its territory there are beech forests consisting of red beech. The flora and fauna of the reserve are quite rich.