BorreSøのおすすめランニングルート

Hiking parking lot with information board

Let someone say that Denmark is (only) flat.

Himmelbjerget rises between the towns of Ry and Silkeborg. Until more precise surveys were carried out in 1847, the 147-meter-high mountain was considered Denmark's highest point. From its summit, you have a magnificent view over Lake Jul. The view is particularly good from the 25-meter-high observation tower.

From here, you have a fantastic view of the idyllic Slåensø lake. A pleasant forest path leads you along the shore.

A beautiful forest path takes you along the shore of Borre Sø. The trees open up again and again and offer you a wonderful view over the lake in the Lake District.

Himmelbjerget is a 147 m high hill in Denmark between the towns of Ry and Silkeborg. Until more precise land surveys were carried out in 1847, it was considered the highest elevation in Denmark. Its summit is a popular tourist destination because of the beautiful view over Lake Jul.

Slåensø Lake is located directly south of Borre Lake in the Silkeborg Sønderskov forest area. Due to the limited water supply, the water is very clean. The lake is situated in very hilly terrain and is a popular tourist destination, with Kongestolen (82 m high) located directly south of the lake, offering a beautiful view to the north. Denmark's tallest tree, a Douglas fir over 50 m tall, stands nearby. A good hiking trail leads around the entire lake.

Take 10 KR entrance fee for the tower