Denmark expands three national parks in Jutland
The Danish state has purchased 377 hectares of land to expand three national parks, creating new areas for hiking and camping.
2026年10月20日
/ DANGDI / DANGDI / DANGDI /Denmark has bought 377 hectares of land to expand three national parks in Jutland. This move provides new outdoor spaces for residents and visitors across the country.
The Ministry of Environment announced the expansion in a press release. The Draved national park in South Jutland will grow by 177 hectares. Harrild Hede in Central Jutland will expand by about 100 hectares. Mols Bjerge on Djursland will also gain about 100 hectares.
The state aims to protect wild nature and native species. Plants, fungi, and animals need more space to thrive. Environment minister Maria Reumert Gjerding stated that the parks offer unique nature experiences.
New outdoor facilities will be built where nature allows. Visitors will soon be able to hike, ride horses, and sleep outdoors in these expanded parks. (Source: DR)
Source: DR Nyheder
