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In Lilleheden Klitplantage not far from Hirtshals you will find one of the country's many sacred springs. It is located in scenic surroundings, immediately south of the paved forest road, where the Kjul å river crosses the road. It is located approximately 4 meters above the level of the river. The interesting thing about the spring is that it does not overflow during wet periods, which indicates a drain just below ground level.

Asdal Voldanlæg (1300th century) unites the place with its own mystique. Asdal Voldanlæg was created by digging through a headland, Asbjerg, which extended into the Ådalen. At the bottom of the Ådalen runs Kjul Å. There are 3 dams that can still be seen. Asdal Voldanlæg unites the place with its own mystique. With its ramparts and graves.

Hellehøj (89 meters above sea level) is a burial mound from the Bronze Age. It is approx. 3.500 years old and was built on a moraine hill from the Ice Age. The mound is located on Rugtvedvej, Hirtshals. Challenging on a bike as the road rises 40 meters in altitude over a distance of only 1.000 m.

The stone coffin at Horne Cemetery was unknown until 1939. In 1939, a stone-built grave was discovered at Horne Cemetery, a so-called stone coffin.
Belongs to the single grave period from the Neolithic Age 2800-2400 BC.

It was found during fieldwork in 1992 in a field that slopes down from the mountain. It measures 2,6 x 1,65 x 1,4 m and probably weighs approx. 20 tons. According to old information, a stone with the same dimensions used to stand on Tornby Bjerg. This was called the King's Stone.

The Secret of the Yxenskoven is a so-called "low magic" fantasy live role-playing game. The game takes place in the small village of Yxengaard, which is located in the Yxenskoven. The town is populated by Norsemen and Sidians. The Norsemen can be compared to Vikings and the Sidians are very much influenced by the Christian Crusaders. This means that the game takes place in a time that is confusingly similar to the time of struggle between paganism and Christianity.

Tornby mountain is one of Denmark's largest hills. The "mountain" starts immediately east of the railway at Gamle Landevej and rises eastwards. Near the top there are 480 meters with 30 meters of elevation gain and an average gradient of 6,3% (Bottom: 32 meters above sea level Top: 83 meters above sea level) Bjergvej, 9850 Hirtshals. It is easily accessible either on foot or by bike from the campsite, making it a perfect short excursion to enjoy nature and the fresh sea air.

The dolmen dates from the Neolithic Age. It is approx. 4.000 years old. The earth mound above the dolmen has been excavated, and four bearing stones with a large capstone above remain. The dolmen is located at Tornby Gl. Købmandsgård.

Tornby Plantage (548 ha) is a high-lying, wind-exposed west coast plantation 4 km south of Hirtshals. The vegetation border towards the sea follows a 15-25 m high, former sea slope, which is pierced by numerous deeply cut river valleys. Below the slope you find yourself on a raised Stone Age seabed, which in a 300 m wide belt is covered by lush green sand dunes with a front of white sea dunes. The plantation was planted to stop the drift of sand.

Tornby Beach is located at the end of the road. The beach is among the best beaches along the North Sea.

There is a lifeguard here during the summer. Jump into the waves and sunbathe on the beach or in the dunes. Driving is allowed on the beach. There are car-free areas. There is a beach party once a year on the beach.

At Tornby beach during the summer months you can see the old lifeboat from Tornby mountain lake in the water. If you are lucky you can go sailing with it.