Peenemünder Haken, Struck und Ruden - Gebietsteil A

The protected area spans 7,812 hectares across coastal waters, including sections of Usedom Island, Struck Peninsula, and Ruden Island at the mouth of Peenestrom.

Since the 14th century, the Peenemünde forest belonged to Wolgast city, with salt meadows used for grazing until the military testing facility opened in 1936.

The nature reserve maintains ecological protection measures through designated walking paths and controlled access points to preserve native species and their habitats.

Visitors can explore the 22-kilometer circular trail with information stations, while guided tours and bus rides depart regularly from Peenemünde.

The area provides habitat for 120 breeding bird species and 250 migratory bird species, with extensive seagrass meadows starting at two meters water depth.

Location: Küstengewässer einschließlich Anteil am Festlandsockel

Location: Kröslin

Location: Lubmin

Location: Peenemünde

Inception: 2008

GPS coordinates: 54.16556,13.74333

Latest update: March 6, 2025 00:15