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    Mols Bjerge National Park

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    Mols Bjerge National Park

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    Mols Bjerge National Park is located in southern Djursland between Aarhus and Ebeltoft. The Ice Age left behind hills, hollows, and heath-covered slopes here, which appear almost mountainous by Danish standards.

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    Mols Bjerge National Park is located in southern Djursland between Aarhus and Ebeltoft. The Ice Age left behind hills, hollows, and heath-covered slopes here, which appear almost mountainous by Danish standards. Amidst these lie beech forests, fields, small villages, and Bronze Age burial mounds. From the heights, you can look out over Aarhus Bay and Ebeltoft Vig.

    Sights in Mols Bjerge National Park

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    Det magiske klatretræ

    1Det magiske klatretræ

    An old, sprawling tree near Strandkær, where children and adults can climb. A short stop on the way to the beach or the hiking trails in the south of the park.
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    Trehøje

    2Trehøje

    Three Bronze Age burial mounds on a 127-meter-high ridge, from which you look far over the park and the bays. From the small car park, hiking trails lead in all directions.
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    Stabelhøje

    3Stabelhøje

    Bronze Age burial mound in the north of the park. A short uphill walk from the car park, and from the top you overlook almost all of Mols.
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    Strand Bogens

    4Strand Bogens

    Quiet beach on the south coast of Mols with clear water and few stones. Holiday homes are located behind the beach; outside the season, you're often almost alone.
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    Agri Bavnehøj
    Natural Feature

    5Agri Bavnehøj

    The park's highest peak offers views of hills, forests, and bays. A marked circular route leads from the summit across fields and through small woods, with blackberries along the path in late summer.
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    Dining & Drinks

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    Restaurant Moment

    Vegetarian fine-dining restaurant on the northern edge of the park. Most ingredients are from its own garden and immediate surroundings, served with natural wines and homemade kombuchas. Reservations only.
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    På Toppen - Cafe og Herberg

    Cafe and hostel at the crossroads in Agri, in the middle of the park. Coffee, homemade cake, and ice cream available. In good weather, you sit outside. Popular stop for hikers and cyclists.
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    Labacate Café - Specialty Coffee

    Café in Femmøller with Specialty Coffee, breakfast, brunch, and pastries. On nice days, you can sit in the garden; a reservation is worthwhile.
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    Huset Frost Café & Butik

    Kitchenware and delicatessen shop with a small cafe. The courtyard offers simple lunches and cakes. Dogs are welcome.
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    Food and Drink

    Within the National Park, dining options are scarce. You can eat in the surrounding towns or directly from producers.

    Cafes in Femmøller and Agri

    At the southern edge of the park in Femmøller are two cafés, and mid-park, Café På Toppen in Agri. Outside of peak season, opening hours are often limited to weekends.

    Provisions from Rønde and Ebeltoft

    You'll find supermarkets and bakeries in Rønde and Ebeltoft. For a hiking day, it's best to bring food and water, as supplies are scarce within the park itself.

    Picnic with a View

    Benches and tables are available at several access points. Picnic on Trehøje or Agri Bavnehøj for the peninsula's best view.

    The Culture and History

    On the hills of Mols lie numerous Bronze Age burial mounds, such as Trehøje and Stabelhøje. The open heathlands were only created through centuries of grazing; today, cattle, sheep, and horses keep them open again.In the north of the park lies the ruin of Kalø, a royal castle from 1313. The churches in the villages largely date back to the Middle Ages.

    Exploring the National Park

    Buses operate from Aarhus and Ebeltoft to towns bordering the park. During summer, a guided National Park bus departs from Frigate Jylland in Ebeltoft, making several stops within the park. Within the park, it's best to explore on foot or by bike; some paths are sandy. Parking is available at trailheads such as Trehøje and Agri Bavnehøj. Sturdy footwear is advisable.

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    Nearby

    Ebeltoft

    Ebeltoft

    Ebeltoft is located on Ebeltoft Vig on the Djursland peninsula, in the heart of Mols Bjerge National Park. The small old town features cobblestone streets, low half-timbered houses, and a tiny town hall on the market square.By the water, the 1860 frigate Jylland lies in dry dock; nearby, the Glass Museum showcases contemporary glass art. In summer, the town attracts many holiday home guests; outside await beaches and the hills of Mols.
    Aarhus Ø (The Harbor District)

    Aarhus Ø (The Harbor District)

    Aarhus Ø is the new district on the former container port north of the centre. Residential buildings like the Isbjerget and the Lighthouse high-rise shape the skyline, with canals, promenades, and the harbour bath in Bassin 7 in between.
    Latinerkvarteret (The Latin Quarter)

    Latinerkvarteret (The Latin Quarter)

    Latinerkvarteret north of the Cathedral is the oldest part of Aarhus. Low, colorful houses line the alleys around Badstuegade, Klostergade, and Mejlgade, dotted with small squares like Pustervig Torv and Klostertorv. Today, the quarter is full of cafés, bars, restaurants, and independent shops.
    Aarhus

    Aarhus

    Aarhus is Denmark's second-largest city and, thanks to its large university, has a very young population. The centre holds the cathedral, the cobbled Latin Quarter and the Aarhus Å river lined with cafés on both banks. The ARoS art museum with the rainbow on its roof and the open-air museum Den Gamle By are the best-known sights.At the harbour, Aarhus Ø is a new district with striking architecture; south of the city lie forests, beaches and the Moesgaard Museum.
    Østjylland (East Jutland)

    Østjylland (East Jutland)

    East Jutland stretches from Aarhus, across the Djursland peninsula, to the Silkeborg Lake District. Aarhus offers museums, harbour districts and student life; Djursland has hills, bays and beaches. West of the city lie forests and lakes, appearing almost mountainous by Danish standards.

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