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Neuendorf Harbor We pass the two small harbors of Neuendorf on a concrete slab path. At the next junction, continue straight ahead. © Manfred Schmid-MyszkaPhoto: Manfred Schmid-Myszka, Rother Bergverlag
The south of the Gnitz peninsula is a nature reserve with its cliffs and steep shores. The White Mountain, at 32 m its highest elevation, is home to one of the largest sand martin colonies on the island of Usedom and a variety of other animal and plant species. At the "Möwenort", the southern tip of the peninsula, the sea eagle is a regular visitor.
At the level crossing at Bannemin-Mölschow station, we follow the path running alongside the tracks eastwards, turn right after 100 m and walk through the agricultural experience farm area and some vehicle halls out into the fields. After a quarter of an hour, we reach Bannemin, where we cross the B 111. We keep right briefly, but before the fire station turn left and immediately right onto a field path. We pass through a forest area without branching off, then go straight ahead at a fork and soon reach the entrance of Krummin. We cover the last meters on the country road, a hundred-year-old linden avenue, one of the most beautiful in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. In Krummin, we turn left into the first street. It leads us to the reed-covered shore area of the Krumminer Wiek, a bay of the Achterwasser. On the dike we hike for 20 minutes to a pumping station and cross a drainage ditch there. On a concrete slab path we soon pass the two small harbors of Neuendorf. At the next fork, we continue
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