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The waterfall in Frederiksberg Gardens is an artificial cascade built to embody the romantic style of the English landscape garden. It is a picturesque feature, standing about 7 meters (23 feet) high. Originally constructed with materials like marble blocks, it was left in ruins for many years but was reconstructed in 2004 to restore its original charm. It adds an element of scenic drama and motion to the park's tranquil canals and winding paths.

Depending on the season and the number of rainy days, you might not find the waterfall. Nevertheless, the short detour is worthwhile as a turning point on a coastal hike.

A beautiful waterfall on the coastal hiking trail, accessible by mountain bike or bicycle only in combination with a short hike. Unfortunately, the waterfall dried up during the summer.

This small but impressive waterfall sits at the end of the Rinbæk stream, a unique natural feature located just before the stream flows into the Baltic Sea. You'll find this charming waterfall nestled in a small ravine, and it's a surprising sight to see water cascading so close to the sea. It's a peaceful spot that offers a brief moment of quiet reflection during a coastal hike. This hidden gem is a great example of the unexpected natural beauty you can discover on Bornholm.

Here you cycle surrounded by beautiful nature and dense forest. Beautiful!

It may not be Bornholm's highest waterfall, let alone Denmark's, but with its approximately 6-meter vertical free fall it is one of the most beautiful waterfalls on the island.

Unfortunately, we were unlucky enough to experience a very long period of drought.

Not for walkers! You should wear sturdy shoes and have a sure footing. Some paths branch off and lead to nowhere or are blocked by fallen trees. In this case, improvisation is necessary.