Erratic boulder from the Red Cliff
The Red Cliff boulder is a so-called "gneiss," weighing about 20 tons and about a billion years old. It originates from a Scandinavian mountain range and washed up on Kampen's beach in March 2005.
Good to know
Price information
- The visit is free of charge.
fitness
for groups
for school classes
Pets Allowed
suitable for seniors
for children (any age)
Suitable for prams
for children (3-6 years)
for children (6-10 years)
for children (from 10 years)
Foreign languages
- German
Other equipment/furnishings
toilet facility
Barrier-free toilet
Barrier-free access
Parking nearby
Disabled parking spaces nearby
Possible ways to pay
- Eintritt frei
Arrival & Parking
- Car: From the direction of List and Wenningstedt you can reach Kampen via the main road.
Bicycle: The old island railway line provides a north-south connection as a cycling and hiking path. A cycle path runs alongside Braderuper Weg from Keitum/Braderup to Kampen.
On foot: You can reach Kampen from the Westerland/Wenningstedt and List directions both via the beach and along the hiking trail along the former island railway line. From Wenningstedt, a wooden walkway leads through the dunes over the Red Cliff to Kampen. From the Braderup/Keitum direction, you can walk along the heathland paths along the mudflats.
Bus: You can reach Kampen with line 1 from Westerland and List.
The nearest stop is Kampen Mitte. author
Organization
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