Mols Bjerge National Park
Rolling glacial hills, heath, ancient woods and coves on Denmark's Djursland peninsula
The Mols Hills rise to 137 metres in a landscape shaped at the end of the last ice age, mixing heath, forest, pasture, bogs and coast. More than half of all wild Danish plant species grow here.
Things to do
- On footWalk the trekking path from Strandkær through pine and deciduous woods and past grazing cattle
- HeritageFollow the cobbled medieval road to the ruins of Kalø Castle
- On the waterSnorkel among the kelp forest of the Blak off Jernhatten in summer
- On the waterTry snorkelling or windsurfing in the shallow cove of Begtrup Vig