国立公園モルでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

A collection of large roots. Beautiful to look at.

Additional rest area if the other one is occupied

Interesting what nature creates

Unfortunately, there's no sign anywhere indicating that there's a shooting range diagonally across the parking lot. We were looking forward to a hike in a quiet nature reserve. The result was a dog that was already nervous, but was distraught, because they were shooting clay pigeons for several hours (the noise was inevitably loud, all the way to the castle and in the surrounding area). A real shame!

The Visitor Center Øvre Strandkær serves as your gateway to the park's diverse and unique Ice Age landscape, offering maps and information to guide you. You'll find an engaging exhibition delving into the local nature and cultural heritage, covering everything from the park's unique geology to its diverse plant and animal life, along with an indoor picnic area.

The path winds through the gentle landscape and offers you wonderful views. A wonderful place to switch off and enjoy nature.

From the tower of the Kalø castle ruins, which are located on the island of the same name, you have an excellent panoramic view. To enjoy the view, you just have to climb the tower, which is open all year round, via the installed steel staircase.

Nice, we thought we would take our dog in the buggy, but the paths didn't allow it. He ended up going in the backpack, and he walked back by himself, although it was difficult for him, because of his brace. So less accessible for wheelchairs and buggies