This big boulder of Gubbestenen or Gubstenen is found way out on a field near Klovby. Like so many of the other huge boulders, the prehistoric Danes appreciated them. This one has, like many others, indentations, made in the Bronzeage. Allegedly, butter was placed in them in the early spring, and when it melted, summer was here.

Location: Kelleklintevej 45, 4490 Jerslev Sj and then 400 metres over the field.
GPS: 55.633089, 11.234579

Size: 2 metres high, 2 metres wide and 3,9 meters long. The circumference is 11 metres.

Meaning of the name: Rock of small indentations. They were made in ancient time.

Material: Red large-grained granite.

Origin: Southern Sweden.

Legend: It is said the ancestral Danes had a death-cult, worshiped it or navigated by it.

Another story is that a witch or troll throw it at either Saltofte Vænge or Ubby church, and the scratches still are visible on the stone.