Viewpoints of the Geopark

Photo: Mikkel Jézéquel

From these vantage points there is a very special view of the archipelago and the drowned ice age landscapes

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Geopark: Fakkebjerg - a ‘hat-shaped hill’

The landscape of Langeland is dotted with over 1,200 dome-shaped hills known as ’hat-shaped hills’.

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Udsigt Bregninge Kirkebakke
Photo: Mikkel Jezequel

Bregninge Kirkebakke

The highest hill in the South Funen Archipelago with Bregninge Church on top offers stunning views of part of the Geopark and opportunities for short hikes

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Egebjerg Bakker og Stenstrup Issø

Magnificent glacial landscape with marginal moraines, Denmark's second largest glacial lake, dead-ice landscapes, a stone sprinkling, brickworks industry and a varied outdoor life.

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Skjoldnæs halvøen med Næbbet til venstre. Geopark Det Sydfynske Øhav
Photo: Mikkel Jézéquel

Skjoldnæs og Næbbet

Coastal cliffs, dead ice landscapes and a well-developed Holocene angular foreland are among the natural attractions on the northwesternmost part of Ærø

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Trebjerg
Photo: Faaborg Turistbureau

Trebjerg

Hilly area with very fine views from Trebjerg Hill, which is the third highest point on Funen.
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Erosionsdale i falske Bakker i Svanninge Bakker. Geopark Det Sydfynske Øhav
Photo: Søren Skibsted

Svanninge Bakker og Bjerge

Svanninge Bakker and Svanninge Bjerge (meaning ‘the hills/mountains of Svanninge’ respectively) are parts of the so-called ‘Alps of Fyn’ -   a 16 km long and 6-8 km wide range of hills reaching a height of 128 m.

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