Οι καλύτερες πεζοπορίες σε καταρράκτες Δανία

A beautiful valley with steep cliffs, pastures, and a wooden boardwalk. The walk around the valley also takes you above the valley through a gnarled forest with stunning paths and views down to the valley below. Down in the valley, you can expect to share the path with cows :-).

Walking around Ekkodalen, you pass the remains of the 12th-century castle ruins. By building it, the Danish king wanted to assert his own claim to Bornholm against Hammershus Castle, from which the powerful Archbishop Eskil of Lund ruled most of the island. Although Lilleborg was considerably smaller, it was more defensible than Gamleborg. Possible builders include Sven III Grathe, Knut V Magnusson, or Valdemar I the Great, who reigned from 1157 to 1182. Coins from the latter two have been found. The power struggle between church and king also led to the destruction of the castle: in 1259, Prince Jaromar II of Rügen came to the aid of Archbishop Jakob Erlandsen, who had been imprisoned by King Christopher I, and burned Lilleborg down. However, coins dating from this period have been found, suggesting that the castle was inhabited even after its destruction. (Wikipedia)

Unfortunately, the structure on the tower no longer exists. Therefore, long-distance views are no longer possible.

Unfortunately, the metal spire has been removed, and it's now just a stone tower. Presumably to avoid interfering with the radar station.

The tower is open and accessible. Unfortunately, the metal structure no longer exists, so the only view you have is of the forest and radar transmitter.

Currently closed unfortunately.

Unfortunately you only see trees from above

Good starting point for a hike to Gudhjem. Great little natural beach,