Experience a landscape shaped by the forces of the Ice Age, where hills and ancient coastlines form a varied terrain overlooking Munkeengene. Dunes, windblown sands, and meltwater valleys tell the story of nature’s history, while the Storå River winds through as a living trace of time.
Walk through a unique forest area illustrating how nature evolved after the ice retreated. The vegetation shifts from birch and pine to hazel, linden, oak, and beech, reflecting thousands of years of natural development — a living insight into the changing landscape and nature’s adaptation.
The area offers a diverse mix of forest, heath, and open clearings. At Sir Lyngbjerg, history and nature intertwine, with viewpoints and information panels sharing stories about geology, local freedom traditions, and community life that have shaped the landscape through generations.
The surroundings of Nørre Vosborg and Skærum Mølle unite nature, history, and interpretation. Here, cultural heritage and natural evolution stand side by side — from Ice Age imprints to human traces in the terrain. A place created for exploration, reflection, and deeper understanding.