Country trail 7 – The gravel pit
Here at the entrance to the hills of Jordløse Bakker (Søbo Løkker) is an old gravel pit, which was then owned by Jordløse Bymænd, a guild of local investors. According to old accounts, the Søbo estate paid 9.50 Danish crowns a year for access to the gravel pit.
The hills of Jordløse Bakker are the result of extensive gravel and sand movements during the last ice age. The soil has little nutrient content, producing a rather unusual and diverse flora. One of the plants you can find is the rare and beautiful Anemone pratensis on the south-facing slopes.
Jordløse Bakker 2020.
Jordløse village trail – Green route
Jordløse country trail – Blue route
- Country trail 1 – Risbjerg
- Country trail 2.1 – Gisselhøj
- Country trail 2.2 – The treasure
- Country trail 2.3 – The school spot
- Country trail 3 – The railway
- Country trail 4 – The skulpture
- Country trail 5 – Bramskløve Hul
- Country trail 6 – Campsite
- Country trail 7 – The gravel pit
- Country trail 8.1 – Jordløse Mill
- Country trail 8.2 – Windmills
- Country trail 8.3 – The grazing association
- Country trail 9 – The memorial
- Country trail 10.1 – Søbo Estate
- Country trail 10.2 – Søbo lake
- Country trail 10.3 – Søbo lime tree
- Country trail 11 – Trunderup