BOESDAL KALKBRUD

A rock solid hit for both thrill seekers and science buffs

Stevns Klint Experience offers a wealth of activities at Boesdal Limestone Quarry, whether you’re looking for a fast-paced adventure or a chance to immerse yourself in the surroundings.

NewsStarting July 14

What is a rhinoceros doing at Stevns Klint?

It takes a real workhorse of a guard to watch over one of the world’s most important natural history treasures. And that’s exactly what it’s doing now!

Right here at the gateway to the World Heritage Site itself—at Boesdalsvej 14 near Stevns Klint Experience—the spectacular installation “Nature Wavers” stands ready to sound the alarm and invite reflection. The enormous, 8.5-meter-tall rhinoceros was created by the Copenhagen Zoo and built like a giant game of Jenga.

It now stands side by side with the traces of past mass extinctions to remind us of nature’s vulnerability and the impact we’re having on the planet today.

The installation is free for everyone to experience through October 2026.

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BMX – ride until the dust flies

Jump on a BMX bike and whizz through Boesdal Limestone Quarry!
The undulating landscape makes the area perfect for little adventures on two wheels – and as you pick up speed, you can almost feel the limestone dust swirling beneath your wheels.

Practical information:
• BMX bikes can be hired from the shop
•. Helmets are provided free of charge and must be worn throughout the ride
•. No booking required – first come, first served

. Price: Adults 50 kr. | Children 30 kr.
Recommended for ages 6 and over. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Photo: Mads Tolstrup

EXPEDITION FISH CLAY

News From 6 July

Expedition Fish Clay: INTO THE WILD

Leave the well-trodden paths behind and join us on a journey through the rugged terrain along the rocky beach. The Fish Clay is the reason Stevns Klint is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, but it’s well hidden from the untrained eye. Let your curiosity guide you on an intense journey back in time to the moment when the world changed forever. Opens July 6 - book your spot now.

Do you want to go where others don't go?

The very best spots in nature can be hard to find on your own. On our new activity, the Fiskeler Expedition, we’ll take you to one of them. The Fiskeler formation is the reason Stevns Klint is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, but this 66-million-year-old layer is hidden from the untrained eye.

On this exclusive tour, we’ll leave the well-trodden paths behind and venture directly into the wild terrain along the rugged rocky beach. There’s no set script—your curiosity will lead the way, while our guide safely leads you to the exact moment when the world changed forever.

Practical information:

Who: For curious children and adults (recommended for ages 7 and up).
Terrain: Rugged and difficult to navigate along the rocky beach. Sturdy footwear is recommended.
Duration: About 1 hour.
Price: Included in your admission ticket, but registration is required (first come, first served).
Times: Monday–Friday at 12:30 p.m. (Danish) and 2:00 p.m. (English).
Departure: In front of Stevns Klint Experience.

> Tip: We recommend that you visit our exhibition before the tour so you’ll know the dramatic history of Fiskeleret before we see it in person.

Registration DANISH 12:30

Registration for ENGLISH at 2:00 p.m.

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Find out more about our school service

The Stevns Klint School Programme currently offers one two-hour course tailored to the three stages of primary school: ‘Value in the World’ (evolution and World Heritage)