Gjerrild Klint

The limestone cliffs of Gjerrild Klint extend along the Danish coastline, forming natural barriers with deep rip channels between sandbars and rocky shores.

The geological formations at Gjerrild Klint developed through centuries of marine erosion, creating distinct layers that reveal Denmark's prehistoric marine environment.

Local fishing traditions at Gjerrild Klint continue through generations of anglers who gather to catch sea trout and flatfish in its productive waters.

The site provides parking facilities and public toilets, while visitors need a valid national fishing license to engage in angling activities.

The cliff area contains multiple deep water channels with dark bottoms of rocks and bladder wrack, creating natural habitats for diverse marine species.

Location: Norddjurs Municipality

GPS coordinates: 56.51640,10.86230

Latest update: March 3, 2025 21:49