Nationalpark Mols Bjerge
The national park of Mols Bjerge is located in one of the most beautiful and hilly landscapes of the country.

The national park of Mols Bjerge has been named after the area’s most well-known nature area: Mols Bjerge - but Mols Bjerge only constitutes a small part of the entire national park. All in all, the area stretches over about 150 km2 of land and 30 km2 of ocean.

The landscape has a varied appearance with large slopes rising up to 137 metres above sea level – and different types of nature like heath, forests, bogs, grazing areas and interesting coastal nature, with nice bathing beaches, angling areas and good possibilities for yachting.

Helgenæs
Nearby is the scenic Helgenæs peninsula with the lighthouse Sletterhage Fyr positioned on its southern tip. This stormy place is ruled by nature – the wind, the sea and the rugged, rocky coast. A magnificent area that is also ideal for angling.

In the heart of Djursland you will find Kolindsund, which was the largest lake in Jutland until 1874. Today the canals of Kolindsund run from Kolind to Grenaa, and the surrounding area is characterised by great natural beauty and a rich bird life.



Klinterne ved Gjerrild, Karlby og Sangstrup The northern coast of Djursland is home to the steep calcareous cliffs near Karlby, Sangstrup and Gjerrild. The cliffs are popular destinations when hunting for fossils. Here, you can find sea urchins, belemnites and, if you are lucky, fossilised shark’s teeth. The waters off the cliffs are an ideal spot for angling.