Description
The cycling and hiking map of the island of Usedom offers a wealth of information for everyone who wants to actively explore the island. The map details all of the island's cycling and walking routes so you can explore every corner of the island. It also highlights important sights such as castles, museums and historical sites, as well as campsites and accommodation for those who wish to stay longer.
The map is printed on high quality paper and is water and tear resistant so it can be used in inclement weather or harsh environments. It's also very durable and long-lasting, so it can stand by you on many adventures.
Thanks to the detailed legend and the contour lines, orientation is easy and you can easily concentrate on your tour. The map also contains information about the different types of landforms, such as forests, beaches and meadows, as well as about the flora and fauna of the island. Discover the beauty of untouched nature and enjoy the picturesque villages of the island of Usedom to the fullest.
The Usedom Island cycling and hiking map is the perfect choice for anyone who wants to explore the beauty of the island on two wheels or on foot. It shows in detail all the cycling and hiking routes on the island, as well as important sights, campsites and accommodation. Thanks to the waterproof and tear-resistant quality and the detailed legend and contour lines, orientation is easy. Experience the untouched nature and picturesque villages of the island of Usedom with this high-quality cycling and hiking map. With maps of Peenemünde, Karlshagen, Trassenheide, Zinnowitz, Zempin, Koserow, Loddin, Ückeritz, Usedom, Bansin, Heringsdorf, Ahlbeck and Swinemünde, it is the ideal companion for your tour of the Baltic Sea coast of the island of Usedom.
Discover the fascinating facts and figures about “Germany's sunniest island” Usedom. Find out more about the Peene Bridge, the resort architecture and the piers in Ahlbeck, Heringsdorf and Bansin. Experience the historical and maritime flair of the imperial baths on Usedom.