周辺の天然記念物・トップ9

Information board

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Entrance

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Many benches by the lake, inviting. 👍

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Very nice, our dog also liked it, climbing in the cave, a lot for him (he wears a brace) great that the dog was also allowed into the museum, although the stairs were a bit dangerous for him

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The nature trail is a very beautiful path where information boards are located

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⚠️First of all: There are people who complain that only the main cave is lit 💡 and the smaller side caves are not, and that you have to shine a flashlight into them to see anything 👀. I would like to point out to these people again that there is a good reason ‼️ that these caves are not lit. There are still 🦇 bats living there that are disturbed by the light, but you should leave them alone and therefore 🚫SHOW lights into the caves. There are even signs about this (also in German). As already mentioned, there are ℹ️ information boards in 🇩🇰Danish and 🇩🇪German. There is a large free 🅿️ parking lot that is also suitable for camper vans and trailers 🚐. Outside there is a café ☕️ and a children's playground 🛝. There are enough benches 🪑, a museum and 🚻 toilets 🚾. 3 tours lead through the caves: GREEN 🟢 barrier-free YELLOW 🟡 easy to walk both can be completed in about 30 minutes RED 🔴 is the longer route and a bit more challenging, at about 60 minutes. Dogs 🐕‍🦺 are also allowed in, on a leash 🦮. It is of course cooler in the cave and possibly a bit slippery, so it is advisable to wear a jacket and sturdy shoes 🥾.

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The 30 m high cliff is a natural pearl on the Limfjord. From here you have a very beautiful view. This cliff is part of a 200 hectare nature reserve, a typical Limfjord landscape with clayey cliffs, beach, meadows, heather hills and burial mounds. The many burial mounds prove that this area once offered good living conditions. You can also swim from the beach, but a lot of seaweed washes up, which smells accordingly. In May the whole area is colored purple due to tens of thousands of flowering pasque flowers. Lovns Bredning, a body of water in the southeastern part of the Limfjord that is about 50 square kilometers in size and up to 9 m deep. It is bordered to the north by the Lovns peninsula, along which a 1 km wide inlet from the Hvalpsund connects it to the Limfjord north of the Lundø peninsula. To the south the shore is bordered by the Fjends peninsula. Here a channel leads towards Virksund and Hjarbæk Fjord. To the east, Lovns Bredning is bordered by a wide shallow water whose sand reefs merge into a raised seabed, especially at the mouth of Lerkenfeld Ås. ETYMOLOGY From the place name Lovns, 1389 Lonnes, from Loghn 'the rest', the original name of the waterway, and næs.

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The former Mønsted Lime Pits (Danish: Kalkgruber) are the largest connected man-made lime caves in the world. The underground system includes passages with a total length of around 60 km, which are up to six floors high, but not all of them are open to the public. Some of the caves form domes 16 to 18 m high. There are underground streams and lakes. There are various color-coded circular routes, green is the shortest at around 30 minutes and is barrier-free, so suitable for wheelchairs and strollers, red is the longer and more challenging at around 60 minutes. It is cool in the caves and can be slippery in places, so a jacket and good shoes are a good idea.

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