Küstenwege
Küstenwege, which translates to coast routes or coastal paths in German, are a network of trails that follow the coastline of various European countries, including Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands, and Sweden. These routes allowed people to walk or ride from one place to another, following the natural contours of the coastal landscape. Küstenwege often follow old routes established by merchants, traders, and travelers, who used these paths to connect coastal towns and villages.
The Küstenwege in Germany are some of the oldest and most well-known, with routes dating back to
The development of Küstenwege was also driven by the need to establish famine-free routes for local farmers
Today, the Küstenwege have become popular attractions for tourists and locals alike, offering unique views of