“This stream seems almost too small to be called a river,” a young boy, clutching his father’s hand, remarked. We stand now near the start of Havmølle Å, a short river with a big role to play. Snaking nearly 5 kilometers, Havmølle Å carves its path from Stubbe Lake towards the vast Kattegat. Imagine the Vikings, sailing these waters, using the Havmølle Å as a passage to and from their settlements. Today, this gentle waterway is a tranquil thread within the grand tapestry of Mols Bjerge National Park. This narrow ribbon of water connects the coastal stretches of the park, linking the historic Rugård Estate to the serene waters of Stubbe Lake and the heart of the National Park. As Havmølle Å flows towards the sea, it whispers tales of Denmark’s wild beauty, echoing with the footsteps of Vikings and dreams of ancient forests.
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