You will find Møn’s highest point under the gnarled beech trees. It is the Aborrebjerget with its 143 meters. from Aborrebjerget is the valley of Jydelejet with its unusual vegetation. Juniper, mountain ash, ash and beech grow here. Right behind Aborrebjerget there is a large stone called “Svantese-stenen”. Legend has it that a witch from … Read more
Mön is considered Denmark’s most beautiful island, and this is not least due to the healthy nature and the species-rich flora. In spring the island is covered with primroses and leather flowers and the numerous beech forests with some very old trees and many marked paths make the island particularly interesting for hikers, but also for all other nature lovers.
The Danish island of Mön in the Baltic Sea is not only popular with summer vacationers and bathers, hobby geologists have long been drawn to Mön’s famous cliffs, because fossils with an age of up to 70 million years can be found in the scree at the foot of the chalk cliffs . Originated in … Read more
