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Møns Klint
Dazzling white chalk cliffs on the island of Møn, rising above the Baltic Sea with beech forest on top.
For storytellers
Why Møns Klint matters
Møns Klint is a wall of chalk cliffs that rises well over a hundred metres above the Baltic, topped by ancient beech forest. A long staircase leads down to a pebble beach, where you can look back up at the white face of the cliffs against the blue water. A nearby visitor centre explains the geology and fossils, and the forest above has several walking trails.
Talking points
- White chalk cliffs rise above the Baltic Sea.
- Beech forest grows right up to the cliff edge.
- A staircase leads down to a pebble beach below the cliffs.
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Good to know: Stay away from the cliff face; chunks of chalk fall from time to time.