Møns Klint and southern tour

If you want to experience a bit of Møn's Klint both from the top and down on the beach, a trip by Gråryg is a good idea. From the GeoCentre, you walk south along the cliff path, past the remains of Freuchens Pynt, which fell into the sea in 1998. When you reach Sandfaldet and Sommerspirspynten, enjoy the view, the grandeur, and the silence before continuing. Sommerspir fell into the sea in 1988, but the promontory is still worth noting, as peregrine falcons often sit here keeping watch. On the beach between Grårygtrappen and Maglevandstrappen, there are both sections with flint stones, mixed boulders, fossils, and sandy beach. Allow plenty of time to search for fossils, enjoy the view, and climb the stairs with 468 and 497 steps, respectively.

A folder about the area with hiking maps can be downloaded from the Nature Agency's website under