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Fanø Plantation Seagulls on the beach of the west coast of Fanø. © Dorothee Sänger, Michael GahrPhoto: Dorothee Sänger, Michael Gahr, Rother Bergverlag
During the island's heyday, captains and sailors lived on Fanø, leaving us the typical Fanø houses in the charming towns of Nordby and Sønderho. Away from the tourist crowds, we hike in the Fanø dune plantation and along the west and east coasts of the island. Thus, in one day, we experience the contrast between the storm-beaten rough west coast and the calm east coast, which lies in the lee and therefore under the island's protection, making it an ideal resting and breeding area for many birds.
From the access to the parking lot, we turn right and follow the marked post on the right, marked with yellow and red dots, into the open heathland. Soon we cross a low dune ridge and see some holiday homes in the distance. At a fork, we continue to the right and now follow only the yellow marking. The path winds through a grassy plain and finally passes three holiday homes on the left, leading to a second dune ridge. From here, you can see the North Sea on the island's west coast for the first time, as well as our further path marked with posts. We cross a drainage ditch and continue in the dunes along the right bank of a small lake. After a left bend, the path stays along the shore and now runs parallel to the North Sea, high on the dune ridge above the heath. At intersections, our route is clearly marked. Finally, our path leads down to the right from the dune ridge. After crossing a ditch on a wooden boardwalk, we reach a junction at the narrow end of a lake, where we leave the
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Dorothee Sänger, Michael Gahr
Dorothee Sänger, geboren 1968 in Karlsruhe, studierte Chemieingenieurwesen und ist seitdem im Abfallbehandlungs-Anlagenbau beschäftigt. Außerhalb der Hochtouren- und Klettersaison in den Alpen ist sie am liebsten auf Streifzügen in den süditalienischen Bergregionen Siziliens und Kalabriens unterwegs oder im – nicht nur geographisch, sondern auch hinsichtlich der Wanderwege – europäischen Gegensatz dazu in Skandinavien, dessen Dänemark sie kaum diese dort entdeckte Landschaftsvielfalt zugetraut hätte. Zu Hause in der Eifel unternimmt sie gerne auch ausgedehnte Bike-Touren, die sie gemeinsam mit ihrem Mann für den Bike Guide des Rother Bergverlags aufgezeichnet hat. Michael Gahr, Jahrgang 1962, studierte Chemie und arbeitet in einem Großforschungszentrum der Helmholtz-Gemeinschaft. Zum körperlichen Ausgleich ist er am liebsten mit seiner Frau in der Natur unterwegs. Die Jugendzeit im Allgäu formte seine Leidenschaft für die Berge und treibt ihn in die Hochalpen und die Dolomiten. So sind die Chancen groß, ihm und seiner Frau unter dem Sternenhimmel in den Bergen des Mont Blanc, beim Fischen im Nordmeer oder auf den Routen ihrer Wander- und Bikebücher über den Weg zu laufen.
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