Nature experiences on Fyn
Fyn has something for every nature lover - whether you prefer beautiful green forests, sandy coastlines or round hills.
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Fynshoved
The outer part of the peninsula Hindsholm is called Fynshoved (Funen's Head) and is one of the prettiest places in Denmark.
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Voderup Klint
One of the most beautiful places on Ærø is the moraine cliffs at Voderup. This is truly an area you would not want to miss.
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Ristinge Cliff
There is access to the cliff and the beach from the parking spaces and trails.
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Enebærodde
Experience Funen’s largest heath on the beautiful Enebærodde. The 12 km trip offers total tranquility, rare birds, and grazing Galloway cattle. Whether you hike or cycle, a unique nature experience awaits in the protected landscape between the Kattegat and Odense Fjord.
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Frøbjerg Bavnehøj: The highest point on Funen
From the top of Frøbjerg Bavnehøj, a magnificent view awaits you. The hill was formed at the end of the Ice Age and has been a gathering place since ancient times.
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Hindsholm
This beautiful peninsula is unique with its mix of village idyll, beaches and round hills.
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Knudshoved Halvøen, natural area
The Peninsula Knudshoved consists of sand and gravel. This material is eroded on the coast north of Nyborg and carried by the current southwards where the material has been deposited as a peninsula.
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Svanninge Bakker, (Hills)
Take a hike you'll never forget in the breathtaking Svaninge Hills and Mountains.
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Tarup-Davinde
The landscape is changing rapidly. Gravel excavation is turning the region into an area of lakes. This is the largest area af gravel excavation in Fyn County. The area has supplied gravel to country for the pasrt century, and looks set to continue doing so for the next 50 years. The Ibjerg Esker was formed in a crack in the base of a glacier. The esker is protected.
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Øhavsstien
The Archipelago Trail is one of the longest hiking routes in Denmark, comprising fully 220 km of hiking trails set against the backdrop of the South Fyn Archipelago. We guide you to an unforgettable and beautiful hike in nature in the southern part of Fyn. Enjoy Øhavsstien.
