Discover Mols Bjerge on foot - a unique natural area in beautiful Djursland with hilly terrain, open spaces and magnificent views. Whether you're into short walks or longer hikes, you'll find beautiful routes with plenty of nature, tranquillity and exciting cultural history along the way.
Mols Bjerge National Park in Djursland is a paradise for anyone who loves hiking. Whether you're looking for a short hike in Mols Bjerge or longer hikes through the hilly terrain, you'll find a wealth of beautiful hiking routes. Here you can experience everything from heather-clad hills and ancient burial mounds to lush forests and panoramic views of Ebeltoft Vig and Kattegat in the Baltic Sea.
The many hiking routes in Mols Bjerge vary in length and difficulty, making it possible to customise the trip for both families and experienced hikers. You can choose to go on a self-guided hike with map in hand or join a guided hike in Mols Bjerge where you'll learn about the landscape, culture and nature.
Whether you're looking for a leisurely hike in Mols Bjerge or want to explore the entire area over several days, Mols Bjerge hikes are an unforgettable nature experience.
Whether you prefer a stroll along the trails deep in Mols Bjerge (Mols Mountains) where you can meet grazing cattle, horses and other wildlife, or you'd rather hike with views of the sea, you'll find hikes that have it all.
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This guide to hiking in Mols Bjerge is tailored for those who want to embark on a medium-length hiking route, ideal for families with children who are old enough to do without a stroller or pram. This...
Take a wonderful hike along the certified Mols Bjerge Trail, which stretches for an impressive 80 kilometres. You can divide it into 4 day stages of approximately 20 km each. These routes take you thr...
At the foot of Mols Bjerge National Park, Kalø Slotsruin is located on a bank in the cove, Kalø Vig. If you follow the old stone-paved path out onto the peninsula, it’s like travelling back 700 years....
Hop on your bike in Ebeltoft and ride past the wooden warship museum, Fregatten Jylland, and the Glass Museum. The car-free trail starts at Vibæk Skovvej behind Ebeltoft Park Hotel. From here, the rou...
Trehøje are three majestic hilltops that proudly rise 127 metres above sea level in the middle of the scenic Mols Bjerge National Park. Discover the height of natural beauty as you climb these peaks a...
If you enjoy a walk in the forest, you do not want to miss the Kaloe forests. At Kalø castle ruin you will find both Hestehave forest and Ringelmose forest. The forests offer plenty of sights such as ...
The trail at Agri Bavnehøj in Mols Bjerge in Djursland ensures beautiful scenery from start to finish. The trail is just one of many where you can get a fantastic view of Mols Bjerge.
Take Bjergetapen at the Mols Bjerge trail in Djursland and experience an idyllic landscape you'll never forget. The Bjergetape will make you sweat, but the hike is definitely worth it!
Take the family on a trip and follow the "Gåsehage Etapen" in idyllic Ebeltoft in Djursland. You are guaranteed a fantastic route with city, water, forest and lots of other beautiful nature.
Bring the whole family to Mols Bjerge in Djursland and embark on the easy hiking route Helligkildestien, where you will encounter idyllic scenery and, not least, exciting animals.
Discover many of the different habitats of Mols Bjerge on the Langemosestien trail in Djursland and pass Langemosen, which has given its name to this fantastic trail.
Walk in the footsteps of the past in Mols Bjerge National Park and enjoy a refreshing hike through Trehøjestien and the certified hiking trail Toggerbo. The 4.1 km hike is a true gem for those who lov...
Welcome to the Kloeverstierne in Ebeltoft, which is for those who want to go out in the open and combine experiences and fresh air with exercise.
Click on the map below - choose the Globe, select English. Now you can choose hiking trails, cycling routes, horse riding trails, accommodation, facilities including disability, dog forests and more. And - once you've made your selections, you can download map sections ready to print and take with you on your trip.
Mols Bjerge doesn't just offer great hiking - the area also has a rich cultural heritage. Visit the atmospheric Kalø Castle Ruins, explore the impressive Bronze Age mounds in the middle of the national park, or stop by the exciting visitor centres and gain even more insight into the area's history and nature.
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Mols Bjerge National Park in Denmark offers a fantastic and varied nature consisting of a large part of the Danish nature types, but also some of Denmark's rarest nature. Mols Bjerge is located on Dju...
Explore Denmark's oldest medieval paved road on your way to the stunning Kalø Castle Ruins of the 700-year-old fortress, nestled on the charming Kalø peninsula. Follow in the footsteps of ancient trav...
Jernhatten, which is a part of the National Park Mols Bjerge, is 49 m high. Here is a lovely view over the sea towards the island Hjelm.
The three Bronze Age mounds of Trehøje, 127 metres above sea level, offer a panorama view from Aarhus to Ebeltoft, including four inlets: Kalø, Begtrup, Knebel, and Ebeltoft.
You will find Porskær Stonehenge between the towns of Agri and Knebel. With its enormous stones, it is one of Denmark's most impressive stonehenges.
At 137 metres above sea level, Agri Bavnehøj is the highest point in Mols Bjerge in Djursland. From here you get a fantastic view of the unique dead ice landscape, Trehøje and the recently recreated h...
Karlsladen is a part of the modern Kalø Gods (manor) near Rønde. Today, this barn serves as the Danish Nature Agency’s visitors centre, housing an exhibition about the nature and culture of the area, ...
Inside the Visitor Centre Øvre Strandkær, is an exhibition on the nature and cultural heritage of the area, e.g. its geology and animal and plant life.
Mols Bjerge National Park is full of activities for nature lovers, history buffs and adventure seekers. Throughout the year you can join guided hikes, follow the beautiful Italian Trail, listen to stories about the Vikings, go horseback riding, city walks and boat trips - or treat yourself to a guided tour with yoga and brunch in scenic surroundings. You can even try your hand at being a hunter for a day.
Especially in the summer, the activity calendar is packed with exciting offers, while late summer and autumn offer atmospheric foraging trips and immersion in nature's treasure trove.
