울브샬레 스코프 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Soft and white sands meet sparkling turquoise waters, where gentle waves whisper to the shore under a bright sun. It's a place of pure, tranquil beauty.

Beautiful nature trail

A wonderful view over reeds and water to the island Lindholm and the Dronning Alexandrines bridge. Lindholm Island: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindholm_(Stege_Bugt) Dronning Alexandrines Bridge, also called Mønbroen / Mønbrücke, connects the island of Møn with Zealand. The bridge has replaced the ferry connection between Koster and Kalvehave since it opened in 1943.

On April 16, 1990, many parishes in Denmark planted an oak tree to mark the 50th anniversary of the Danish Queen Margrethe II. The campaign was initiated by the organization "Plant et Træ - plant a tree". Link to the website "Plant et Træ" https://plant-et-trae.dk/

The fact that Ulvhalewald can still be experienced is mainly due to one man's efforts. Frede Bojsen (1841 - 1926), headmaster, narrator and district councilor of the party Venstre, has since 1879 bought up the Vedele meadow and several other plots of land in the forest. In 1890 he also bought Ulvshalehof. Bojsens goal was to improve the forest care, and in 1894 an observation tower was built in the forest. The observation tower was 15 meters high and made of wood, which came from Ulvshalewald. From the top you could see to Zealand and footbridges. Unfortunately, the tower rotted and had to be demolished after ten years. However, the foundations are still visible in the forest floor. Ulvshalehof is now a nature center where you can take a well-deserved break with sandwiches and drinks and the exhibition about Ulvshale's special nature. Toilets can also be found here.

Interesting - that Günter Grass spent holidays here, I did not know yet - good tip - thank you - highlight is saved :-)

On this section of the route is easily accessible and requires no special requirements.

the echo stone, not only for kids ;-)