Cycling and hiking map set: Usedom

For all those who want to explore the entire island of Usedom and do not want to do without detailed maps, the three Usedom maps "Zinnowitz, Ückeritz, Peenemünde," "Heringsdorf, Ahlbeck, Bansin and Swinemünde," and "Lieper Winkel and Usedom" from the popular series of cycling and hiking maps of the Baltic Sea coast have been combined into a practical "Usedom" map set. The maps have been compiled according to geographical, scenic, and tourist aspects. The scale of 1:30,000 allows for a high level of accuracy and detail. In addition to the exact route markings, differentiated according to hiking trails and cycle routes (which characterize the surface quality in three different categories), special features of the landscape are also included. Thanks to close cooperation with local tourist offices and spa administrations, it has been possible to show the latest tourist infrastructure on the maps. Bathing beaches, sailing and surfing facilities, campsites, bicycle hire, fishing opportunities, and much more are marked for tourists and locals alike. Old field names, historical and scenic points, well-known and "insider tips" - all of this can be found on the map. On the back of the map, short explanations provide information about the places and their historical development. Photos show places of interest and whet the appetite for a visit. The map set helps with this. Three handy maps in a protective cover at a favorable price. The island of Usedom combines all the scenic beauty and features of the Baltic Sea coast on 445 square kilometers. Usedom is separated from the mainland by the Peenestrom and the Oderhaff. The island has its narrowest point between Zempin and Koserow. Only 330 meters of land separate the Baltic Sea from the Achterwasser. Kilometers of sandy beaches, from Karlshagen to Ahlbeck, are a paradise for sun worshippers. For many visitors to the "Three Imperial Spas" - Ahlbeck, Heringsdorf, and Bansin - the motto of their holiday is: see and be seen.