Høstbjerg

The area is like the Lüneburg Heath, only hilly. Some relics of the former Atlantic Wall can be seen. The panoramic view over the northern part of the island is unique.

There are three “mountains” that can be climbed on the island of Rømø. Høstbjerg is located at the intersection of the main road to Bolilmark and is 19 meters high, making it the highest mountain on the island. Small paths lead to the summit and in just under 15 minutes there is a great view of the entire northern region of the island.

Great view from the hill. The trip to the heath landscape is definitely worth it

When the weather is clear you can look over the main dune from the highest dune in the North Island and on the horizon Havneby can also be reached by ferry to Sylt. At 19 m not a giant among the Danish dunes on the North Sea coast. Nevertheless, you should go there to the great all-round view not to be missed.

Small paths lead to the summit, then a great view over the whole north region of the island.

In Novenber it is nice and quiet and relaxing! In addition a holiday house with sauna and chimney! ... PERFECT!

Great view over the island and the sea

Together with Stagebjerg, Høstbjerg is one of the highest ”mountains” on Rømø. However, you are unlikely to get altitude sickness. Høstbjerg is 19 m high and, with its location on the border between forest and dune heather, offers a wonderful view over the crooked trees, the heather, the Rømø dam, Juvre Sand, Mandø and even Esbjerg's skyline can be seen on the horizon.
Follow the hiking trail marked in yellow and do a 3 km long tour in a varied landscape with pine forest and open heather with heather and black crowberry and the light purple bell heather in the damp areas.de.naturstyrelsen.dk/naturerlebnisse/natur-guide/roemoe/sehenswuerdheiten

To the east you can see the Wadden Sea. If you look to the west you can see the North Sea

From here you can have a nice view over the plantation. The mountain can be incorporated very well into tours of various lengths.

Highest mountain on the island with a beautiful all-round view.

The cuboid stone on the "mountain" was probably part of the surveying network (triangulation point). The inscription on it says:
"This stone and the ground around it are protected at a distance of 2 m. In particular, it is forbidden to make fire on or near it"