Natural Areas

Elongated, up to 54 meters high, ridge that winds in an irregular course through the landscape west of Svendborg

The striking Vejstrup Ådal is one of East Funen's most beautiful stream valleys with several springs.

One of the first and largest dams in the archipelago was built in 1788, when a dam closed the opening of the 2.25 km2 Vitsø Nor to the Baltic Sea

The innermost part of Nakkebølle Fjord is a Holocene former open cove which was reclaimed in 1866-70.

This area is situated on a crest of hills rising up to an altitude of 110 metres above sea level between the Stenstrup ice lake to the north and a subglacial valley containing a row of lakes to the south

Previously, Tåsinge Vejle was a small meltwater valley created during the last ice age

The Snarup area is a special part of the complex dead ice landscape that covers large parts of central Funen.

For many years, Sydlangeland (Southern Langeland) including Gulstav Mose, Gulstavskovene, Ørnehøj, Dovns Klint and Keldsnor has been known as a great bird migration place, especially in the fall.

The forest has been left undisturbed for over 130 years and several of its trees are more than 300 years old.

A large forested area around the port of Lohals on the northernmost part of Langeland.

Arreskov Sø (Lake Arreskov) is located east of the ice-marginal hill-complex, ‘The Alps of Funen’, and its size of 3.17 km2 makes it the largest lake on the island of Fyn.

Brændegård Sø (Brændegård Lake) and Nørre Sø (Nørre Lake) are, along with the surrounding nature, part of the vast dead-ice landscape occupying major parts of central Funen

Bøjden Nor (Bøjden Cove) is situated on the Horne peninsula.

Gråsten Nor (Gråsten Cove) is a meadow area of about 3.9 km2.

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.

Vresen is a nationally designated game reserve.

The Bronze Age mounds are particularly prominent in the landscape in that they are located out toward a clear lowering of the terrain.

The religious world of the Bronze Age was probably the most colourful one in Danish prehistory

Søby Volde (Søby Ramparts) is a princely fortification on West Ærø