During my stayed in Denmark one of the remarkable placed I discover is the “Råbjerg Mile” it’s a small desert located at northern part of Jutland, between Frederikshavn and Skagen Denmark . Early in the morning we decided to visit this place, it’s a very peaceful and lovely, where, when standing on the sand dunes, you have sight to the ocean on either side. Ideally I would recommend this place and take your time exploring the dunes.
Råbjerg Mile, Denmark
The migrating dune fooled you to believe that you are in the middle of the desert. So impressive scenery and the view is natural that you are in a real desert. Råbjerg Mile is the biggest dunes in Europe with the height of 40 meters or 130 ft, the dune contains of 4 million m³ of sand.
People on the top of Råbjerg Mile, Denmark
The seen from above is the crescent shape, with two “horns” turned up against the prevailing southwest wind. Imagining I am in the middle of the desert without plant, water and no one’s people around me. Discovering place like this is unique and simple amazing, if you plan to visit Råbjerg Mile one day bring the best camera, don’t miss the chance to take photo.
Man walking in Råbjerg Mile, Denmark
Råbjerg Mile, Denmark
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That’s amazing! It looks just like some of the sand dunes downunder here in Australia – how unexpected to find it in Denmark!!
Hi Red thanks for dropping by, i also didn’t expected that Denmark has a desert. If you will visit Denmark you should visit this desert it’s really nice.
I’d like to experience this type of surrounding one of these days!
Go Ed you can do it! More power i’ve been following your site lately
and I’m impress!