Unique nature areas on Læsø

On Storedalsvej close to the north coast of Læsø and the Kattegat lies Skovhytten, the Danish Nature Agency's information centre and a focal point for many activities - from hiking routes and exercise...

Bløden Hale: the place in Denmark w. the largest land accretion, 5 m a year.

South-east-facing bay with salt marsh, which merges into mudflats.
In summer, large parts of Bovet can be dry, and you can walk several kilometers from the coast.

Danzigmann beach is located east of Østerby Havn. Danzigmann is very impressive with the high dune range.

A magical place on Læsø's north coast. This beach area is one of Læsø's absolute gems.
Holtemmen is the place on the island with the greatest diversity of plants (including cuckoo, sundew and yellow ir...

Kærene is one of the country's largest areas with nutrient-poor bog. Birkemosen is also found in Kærene

Læsø Dune plantation is not quite old.

Rønnerne consist of Færøn, Langerøn, Kringelrøn and Hornfiskrøn.

You can wade over to the islands off Læsø's southwest coast; formed by a combination of material migration from the north coast and land uplift.