Viewpoints of the Geopark
From these vantage points there is a very special view of the archipelago and the drowned ice age landscapes
Photo: Mikkel Jézéquel
Photo: Mikkel Jézéquel
Geopark: Fakkebjerg - a ‘hat-shaped hill’
The landscape of Langeland is dotted with over 1,200 dome-shaped hills known as ’hat-shaped hills’.
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
Photo: Søren Skibsted
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.
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
Photo: Faaborg Turistbureau
Trebjerg
Hilly area with very fine views from Trebjerg Hill, which is the third highest point on Funen.
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.
