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Søhøjlandet is the highest area in Denmark and is surrounded by large hills and lakes - Gudenåen to the north, Denmark's longest river, and Salten Å to the south. The landscape is characterized by deep valleys and hills. Himmelbjerget is the highlight of the area - the top of the hill rises 147 meters

Fantastic view from the water, and beautiful views from the entire Kalkin coast. Here you can even be lucky to find fossils. From GeoCenter Møns Klint on the eastern part of the island of Møn, a long staircase leads down to the beach. Stonework, impressive beaches and stunning views characterize Denmark

From the sea, up the hills and down through lush meadows. From Lønstrup, Hærvejen passes through Denmark's highest-lying vandalism, Rubjerg Knot, and all the way down to the coast, past the lighthouse in Nr. Lyngby and Løkken's amazing beach, where the trip ends in the small town.



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Blåbjerg is an area characterized by sandy beaches and offers exciting scenery with dunes, coastlines, hills, meadows, egecrates and plantations. The blue mountain, Blåbjerg, to which the plantation is named, is the highest dune in Denmark and rises 64 meters above sea level. Only the upper part of the

Denmark's northernmost point is called Grenen. Here you can experience the impressive view of the waves coming from Skagerrak and the cat hole. The branch is a very popular excursion destination because of this natural phenomenon. In addition, Skagen's Odde is one of the world's largest oddities and

Bornholm is a sand pearl in the sea with its granite and rocky coast. The exceptionally mild climate allows figs to thrive and enables you to visit the forever long beaches. The island's small, snowy streets and alleys are pure idyllic. The hiking routes go through varied landscape and offer spectacular