Høje Møn has developed into a sort of refuge for rare species that have completely or almost disappeared in the rest of Denmark.
Høje Møn, with its hilly geography and nutrient-poor limestone soil, is a place where many different species of plants, fungi and insects live in a complex interaction with the geology and each other. The area has historically been poorly suited for agriculture, and has therefore been less intensively exploited, and in some places completely left to itself for centuries. Høje Møn therefore constitutes a hotspot for Danish biodiversity and is home to a large number of rare species of animals, insects, birds and fungi that are linked to the unique flora on limestone.
The hilly area around Møns Klint is perfect for hiking in the beautiful, wild nature. Klinteskoven's path systems offer both dramatic views from the edge of the cliff, as well as 'the deep quiet of the forest'. . […]
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On Møns Klint you can experience a night sky with thousands of twinkling stars, planets and galaxies. A magical experience! […]
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With the designation, it is recognized that Møn and the surrounding islands are world-class nature and have a rare wealth of particularly vulnerable animal and plant species, which are included in national and international lists of endangered species. […]
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