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This stretch of cycle path is very scenic. There are dedicated bike lanes, and looking out towards the sea, you will notice a bay: it is a typically Danish blend of land and sky.

Jungshoved is a peninsula southeast of Præstø. It is bordered by Præstø Fjord to the north, Faxe Bay to the east, and Jungshoved North to the southwest. The village of Jungshoved By lies in the center of the peninsula. Jungshoved Voldsted and Jungshoved Church are located on a promontory to the southwest. The easternmost point is also called Jungshoved.

This route takes you through a quiet forest and along an idyllic lake. If you like bird watching, you will especially enjoy this route - it is a little paradise for nature lovers. The route is suitable for everyone, whether you are walking, cycling, or want to enjoy the route with a stroller, wheelchair or limited mobility. The path was created in collaboration with Gisselfeld Monastery and Faxe Municipality. Important: The forest is private, so access is only permitted between sunrise and sunset. Sometimes access can be completely closed. If the entire route becomes too long for you, you can easily shorten it in Paradishaven

...be sure to try the mirabelle plums when they are ripe. There is a Rema 1000 nearby where you can buy groceries for your break.

Beautiful rest area with a great lake view. There are also a few parking spaces, ideal as a starting point for a hike in the area.

A so-called shelter, here you can spend the night close to nature. Unfortunately there is no toilet like some other shelters. But a great view of the lake Mern Ä.

A section of the coastal road, from Strandhuse to Gammel Tappernøje, has a continuous bike lane on both sides, where drivers are also reminded to keep their distance. Nice, smooth asphalt, it's a really nice ride. There are also good views of the fjord.

Super shelter with an insanely great view.