Practical - Møns Klint

Høje Møn offers a variety of outdoor opportunities - on foot, by bike, by horse, with a hamper or outdoors in a sleeping bag. You may both walk and cycle along Kridtstien between Camping Møns Klint and GeoCenter Møns Klint. The trail through Klinteskoven is a comfortable and traffic-free alternative to the road.

If you want to experience the unique nature on foot, you may choose from seven different marked hiking trails of varying lengths from 2.2 km to 9 km.

In five spots along the coast, steps connect the top of the cliff with the beach below. Two of these - Grårygtrappen and Maglevandstrappen - have 468 and 497 steps, respectively. On the beach between the steps, you may look for fossils from the Cretaceous sea, which is the basis of Møns Klint. Maglevandstrappen is the longest set of steps in Denmark.

The hilly terrain of Klinteskoven makes it ideal for mountain-biking. Here, you will find both physical challenges and high-quality nature experiences.

There are two trails in the forest. The easy 5.4-km trail follows the forest roads with a detour to Aborrebjerg. The trail is aimed at beginners and practiced bicyclists. It is marked with small signs reading "Easy trail" as well as posts with blue spots.

Completing the difficult, approximately 5.75-km trail requires some practice. You drive on the forest floor in a very hilly terrain and, in several places, the trail is quite demanding. You may only enter and exit the trail where it crosses roads and wider paths. Here, you must be extra careful. The trail is marked with blue spots on the trees as well as with posts with small signs and blue arrows. The trail is one-way except for the southern stretch to and from GeoCenter Møns Klint.

Horseback-riding in the countryside at Møns Klint is a unique experience. The bridle paths in the hilly terrain lead through open countryside and forests with magnificent views of the sea. In several places you can rent Iceland ponies and join guided tours for both beginners and practised riders. If you bring your own horse, there are several “hay hotels” in the area where it can spend the night.

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Møns Klint offers some of Denmark's finest inshore fishing and is famous for especially sea trout. The fish migrate up from the Baltic Sea and run in the shallow, warm waters between the chalk and stone reefs. You may fish from the shore or by trolling - from a boat with a mounted rod. The boats may be launched in Klintholm Harbour. Needlefish, cod, flatfish and eel may also be caught at Møns Klint. Just remember your valid fishing license.

The Danish Orienteering Federation has established three routes with fixed posts in Klinteskoven.

There is a picnic area at Havrelukke. Primitive accommodations are located south of Krageskoven and at Lille Ørnebjerg. There are two shelters in the area - at Storeklint south of Geocenter Møns Klint and at Mandemarke Bakker on the south coast. Overnight accommodation at Lille Ørnebjerg and Storeklint requires special permission.

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Dogs are welcome when kept on their leash.

You may park at Geocenter Møns Klint for a fee. Parking is free at Camping Møns Klint, at Liselund and at several other locations in the area.

Toilets are located at Geocenter Møns Klint and at Liselund Palace.