Length: 21 km

Duration: 10-14 h

Starting point: Toila SPA Hotel

End point: Saka manor

The course of the route: Toila‒Martsa‒Valaste‒Ontika‒Saka

Road surface: Paved road in Toila, a narrow, rocky, challenging seashore for the rest of the distance

Difficulty: Hard

Obstacles: The Clint has formed several mass slides and mudslides, which together with the vegetation ‒ trees and bushes ‒make walking difficult.

Danger points: Going near the top and bottom part of the North-Estonian Klint is dangerous, especially after spring and autumn showers, as it can collapse.

Keep in mind! This section is challenging. Although the distance is not that great, plan the walk to take two to three times longer than usual. During stronger north, northwest, or northeast winds, the narrow shore (beach) may be completely covered with water in places and thus not suitable for walking. In calm weather, it is advised to split the section in a two-day walk with an overnight stay in Valaste. Shoes with fixed ankle and walking poles will help you keep balance. Keep in mind that there are only a few places where you can climb up or down the 50 m high Klint: near the villages of Martsa (a steep slope), Valaste (stairs), Saka (stairs). The stairs are steep. There are no services at the foot of the Klint.

Alternative options: If the sea is rough and the rolling waves are too strong, go along the Toila‒Ontika‒Saka road on top of the klint or take the bus.