In Rebild and Rold Skov, past and present come together in a landscape that invites you to do much more than simply go for a walk.
Here, you can let time stand still by the bubbling springs, dive into local history and discover the stories of the forest, the Robbers of Rold, and much more.
Rebild Bakker and Rold Skov are an invitation to slow down, awaken your senses and let curiosity lead the way.
The forest is full of hidden gems
In Rebild Bakker and Rold Skov, a world of natural beauty is waiting to be discovered.
Set out on adventures in nature that belongs to us all, and experience some of the very best Danish landscapes.
Find inspiration in nature’s little wonders and peaceful hidden oases:
The springs of Rold Forest are some of the most water abundant springs in Northern Europe. The many springs in the area are the result of limestone in the underground, which makes it possible for the groundwater to seep up.
Rent a tandem bike from the self-service station at Danhostel Rebild, just 150 metres from RebildPorten. Simply book online, unlock the bike with an SMS code and set off to explore Rebild Bakker.
Discover Lars Kjær’s House at the foot of Rebild Bakker – a small thatched house with strong local stories. Here, you get a glimpse into the life of the poacher Lars Kjær and his wife Marie, who was known as a fortune-teller.
Søens Folk brings together year-round bathers at St. Økssø, where cold-water dips are combined with nature, calm and social community. During the winter season, the heated bathing hut creates a cosy setting by the lake.
Take a break by Madum Sø and enjoy Italian ice cream, coffee and cold drinks at Madumsøhus Ice Cream Bar. A cosy stop surrounded by nature in Rold Skov.
Top Karen’s House is a historic place to eat in Rebild, where you can enjoy lunch, coffee with homemade cake and dinner in nostalgic surroundings. The house opened in 1912 and is named after Marie Andersen, better known as Top Karen.
In the middle of the scenic area by Guldbæk, you can find an interesting and beautiful family owned vineyard. The vineyard is located nearby the village Guldbæk, approximately 20 km south of Aalborg, and is one of the northernmost vineyards in the world.
St. Binderup Inn is a family-run roadside inn dating back to 1617. Enjoy historic surroundings, a welcoming atmosphere and a great base for exploring North Jutland.
Lace up your hiking boots and set out into the rolling hills of Rebild Bakker and the deep green calm of Rold Skov. Here, every trail brings you closer to quiet springs, scenicviews and small moments in nature worth slowing down for.
Photo: RebildPorten
Rebild Bakker Ruten
Lace up your hiking boots and set out on the Rebild Bakker Trail – one of Himmerland’s most beautiful walking experiences.
The Gravlev Ådal Route is a certified 11.8 km Premium Hiking Route and one of Hærvejens Perler. The route takes you through river valley landscapes, springs, forest, cultural history and some of the most varied scenery near Rebild.
Discover The Gastronomic Quality Trail in Rebild – a 14 km hiking route where beautiful nature, cultural history and local food experiences come together. Along the way, you can stop at selected places to eat and enjoy the area at your own pace.
The Rebild Festival is a long-standing celebration of Danish-American friendship in the beautiful surroundings of Rebild Bakker. Every year, visitors from near and far gather for speeches, music and community under the open sky.
The story of the robbers of Rold goes all the way back to the 19th century. Back then, a large network of robbers terrorised the whole of Himmerland. They were notorious, dangerous and certainly not afraid to hurt people to get what they wanted.
Deep beneath Rold Skov lies REGAN Vest – one of Denmark’s best-preserved secrets from the Cold War. The nuclear-proof bunker was built in the 1960s and stood ready to house the government and the…
Max Henius played an important role in the history of Rebild Bakker and the Rebild Festival. The bust commemorates his work to strengthen the ties between Danes in Denmark and Danes in the United States.
