Win­ter time in the tab­le mountain landscape


– Always clo­se to an eve­ryday adven­tu­re in an anci­ent lands­cape full of stories

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Lay­ers of history

A lands­cape with geo­lo­gy of inter­na­tio­nal significance

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Our tab­le mountains

15 uni­que mountains in Väst­ra götaland

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Sites to visit

Pla­ces around the tab­le mountain lands­cape that lea­ve a lasting impression

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A pie­ce of Earth’s history

A jour­ney in time through 1700 mil­li­on years – Geo­lo­gy is histo­ry. Earth’s histo­ry. By visi­ting geo­lo­gi­cal sites in the tab­le mountain lands­cape, you can tra­vel in time – seve­ral mil­li­on years. Each pla­ce is a pie­ce of the puzz­le, which toget­her tells a sto­ry that begins 1700 mil­li­on years ago.

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Earth brings life

The first com­mu­ni­ti­es – The first com­mu­ni­ti­es and the first peop­le in the tab­le mountain lands­cape – what did the rocks and the soil mean to them? About 5,300 to 4,700 years befo­re, the peop­le who lived in Fal­byg­den cre­a­ted impres­si­ve constructions.

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Rocks for a living

The humans and the mountains as resour­ces – The peop­le of the tab­le mountain lands­cape have always had an eco­no­mic and emo­tio­nal con­nec­tion to the mountains. Quar­ri­es, lime bur­ning, mill­sto­ne mines, sto­ne masonries.

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The mountains are alive

Natu­re and the out­do­ors today – Among anci­ent rocks, uni­que flo­ra, rich wild­li­fe and exci­ting cul­tural relics. Among them we live; on foot, by bike, by kay­ak. As a resi­dent and as a visitor.

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