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Poskæer Stenhus Dolmen is the largest dolmen in Denmark, built by farmers from the Bronze Age

Impressive tree. Translation of the information board: "You probably still have a long way to go before you reach the large step ahead. This is an ash tree that we believe is at least 100 years old. Large and old ash trees are a rare sight in Denmark because ash disease is caused by a fungus that causes the upper branches of the trees to die and the leaves to fall off. Unfortunately, many ash trees and stands are affected by this fungus. Fortunately, this tree does not appear to be affected by the fungus. In 2019, this tree was designated a "Tree of Life," which means it is protected and may not be felled for production. We would therefore like to ask you to help us protect the ash tree by not stepping on the fence, climbing the tree, or poking at it. This way, the ash tree will hopefully remain standing for many years to come and bring joy to many people.

There is a lot to see and hear on your walk around Årslev Engsø: you can watch the cattle grazing, hear the frogs croaking and look out for the birds. There are several observation towers along the way. The lake was renaturalized in 2002/2003 and now offers a protected space for animals and plants. A circular path leads around the lake.

Fairytale forest is a good description - no two trees are the same, almost every tree has twisted several times as it grew, split and somehow grown back together. This collection of special trees has probably been created by the constant coastal wind. Absolutely worth seeing and a real hiking highlight thanks to the narrow coastal hiking path.

Quiet walking, enjoying an exceptionally beautiful environment

Just walk through and enjoy, reminds of a magical forest from the Lord of the Rings movies 💚

One of the few old ash trees that have survived. Many fell victim to a fungal disease. Protected as a "tree of life" since 2019. Yggdrasil, the world tree from Nordic mythology, is also an ash tree.

Very nice and hilly area.