Flyndersø

Flyndersø stretches over 8 kilometers in length, surrounded by heather fields, oak craters, and coniferous plantations across 1200 hectares of protected land.

During the 19th century, workers dug drainage canals by hand along the lakefront in unsuccessful attempts to transform the area into agricultural land.

The old watermill at the northern end houses an exhibition from Easter through autumn, presenting information about local ecology and regional traditions.

Three designated parking areas provide convenient access points to marked hiking trails that guide visitors through diverse landscapes near the lake.

The landscape contains geological formations called death holes, which formed when chunks of ice melted after the last ice age.

GPS coordinates: 56.50016,8.89571

Latest update: March 11, 2025 12:34