8 beautiful nature spots in Stevns

Stevns Klint rises 41 metres above sea level and offers visitors world-class experiences. The cliff is the best place in the world to see traces of the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs and more than half of all species on Earth 66 million years ago.

Stevns Klint Trampesti is a 22 km hiking route along a UNESCO World Heritage site, with dramatic cliff views, open sea and traces from the final age of the dinosaurs.

The river Tryggevaelde is one of Zealands largest rivers. It starts at Ulse lake at Bregentved. The river has 19 tributarys the largest being Stevns river, that starts north of St.

Boesdal Quarry was closed in the late 70s and Stevns municipality later took over ownership. In 2010, a group of local fire souls of Stevns to utilize the area better and simultaneously provide maintenance and expansion of facilities such as toilets and parking.

Until 1972, Holtug Chalk Quarry, was active. In 1991 the pit was sold to the state who made it into a designated area of outstanding natural beauty.

Gjorslev Bøgeskov belongs Gjorslev estate. Inside the forest is Mill Island, where there is an abundance of bird life. Especially in spring and autumn there are many ducks, mergansers and geese. In summer, the gray moorhen, mute swan, mallard, heron and gray geese dinary guests.

Solgårdsparken is a 20-acre romantic-style park located in the town of Strøby Egede in northern Stevns. The park has a unique and varied cultural history.