Morsum Cliff
The Morsum Cliff was formed approximately 150.000 years ago. During the Saale Ice Age, the earth's layers were pushed together by glacial drift.
In the oldest nature reserve in Schleswig-Holstein, you can admire a fascinating natural spectacle while taking a walk.
The 1.800-meter-long and 21-meter-high cliff in Morsum, composed of diverse rock formations, is geologically unique in Europe. The Morsum Cliff's red appearance is due to the layers of earth: dark mica clay, red limonite sand, white kaolin sand, and brownish-yellow boulder clay. The Morsum Cliff is particularly beautiful at sunrise, when it shines in all its glory.
In the oldest nature reserve in Schleswig-Holstein, you can admire a fascinating natural spectacle while taking a walk.
The 1.800-meter-long and 21-meter-high cliff in Morsum, composed of diverse rock formations, is geologically unique in Europe. The Morsum Cliff's red appearance is due to the layers of earth: dark mica clay, red limonite sand, white kaolin sand, and brownish-yellow boulder clay. The Morsum Cliff is particularly beautiful at sunrise, when it shines in all its glory.
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General Information
Parking lots available
fitness
for groups
for families
for individual guests
Pets Allowed
suitable for seniors
for children (any age)
Other equipment/furnishings
toilet facility
Parking nearby
Possible ways to pay
- Eintritt frei
Arrival & Parking
- Free parking is available at the end of Nösistich Street.
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Nature Conservation Association Sylt eV
M.-T. Buchholz engraving 10a25996 Wenningstedt-Braderupauthor
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