Derettens
The site is great advertisement for recycling materials and horizontal thinking for material use.The wood used in the construction of the Hiiumaa Eiffel, I understood, includes the roots of JUNIPER bushes.Seeing is believing ...... and somehow none of my party - 2 x 60+ and 2 x teens - wanted to venture to the top despite there being no wind. According to the website's photo-galleryhttp://www.hiiumaaeiffel.ee/Pildid-2011 you can, on a clear day, see the Takhuna Lighthouse from the top. The highest we got was the 1st level - about the same height as the surrounding trees!When we went the entry fee was a donation in a bucket at the bottom of the stairs. I got the impression that there was no official entry fee because site's concern for the safety of visitors is non-existent - see for example also Kallaste Cliff review (where the top of the cliff is unguarded). The Eiffel is the high profile (no pun intended) attraction. The quirky recycling of plastic bottles on yet more juniper roots are interesting side attractions.
