Aborrebjerget Dark Sky Star Spot

Aborrebjerget Dark Sky Star Spot is a viewing point in Jydelejet on Møn and the island’s highest spot, rising to 143 metres above sea level. From the top you get an open 360-degree panorama with very little light interference, making it one of the most rewarding places on Møn for night-time sky-watching. On clear nights you can follow the moon as it sinks towards the horizon and then see the Milky Way stand out more clearly once the moonlight fades. The short walk up is part of the overall experience.

Visit Aborrebjerget to combine a short walk with expansive views and some of the darkest skies on Møn. The open summit gives a full circle of horizon, ideal for following the moon’s path and spotting the Milky Way once the sky darkens. It suits travellers who enjoy simple, low-key nature experiences after sunset.

One of Møn’s best and simplest spots for wide-open dark sky views and the Milky Way.

Planning your visit

How long to stay

1–2 hours, allowing time for the walk up, sunset light and night sky viewing.

Best time to visit

After dusk on clear, dry nights, especially when the moon is low or setting so the Milky Way becomes easier to see.

Around here

Nearby on the Margueritruten

• Hunosøen Dark Sky Star spot

  Park · 380 m

• Jydelejet

  Park · 726 m

• Jydelejet Dark Sky Star spot

  Park · 976 m

• Klintholm Castle Park

  Park · 1.8 km

• Klintholm Estate

  Historic building · 1.8 km

• Liselund Castle park

  Park · 2.0 km

Frequently asked

How do I get to Aborrebjerget Dark Sky Star Spot on Møn?

Aborrebjerget is reached on foot from Jydelejet. The path starts by the first red gate, visible on the right-hand side of the track a short distance from the entrance. From there, a signed path leads uphill to the summit. The climb is short but involves a steady ascent, so wear shoes suitable for uneven ground and bring a torch for the way back down in the dark.

Why is Aborrebjerget a good place for stargazing on Møn?

Aborrebjerget is Møn’s highest point at 143 metres and the top is open in all directions, giving a 360-degree view of the sky. With limited surrounding light, this makes it one of the most suitable places in the area to observe stars. On clear nights you can follow the moon as it sets and then watch the Milky Way become more visible once the sky darkens fully.

What should I bring for a night visit to Aborrebjerget?

For a night-time visit, bring a torch for the walk, warm layers, and footwear that handles an uneven path. Many visitors also bring a blanket or camping chairs to sit on at the top, plus binoculars or a simple star app to help identify constellations. Avoid bright white lights when you reach the summit so your eyes can adjust to the darkness and the sky appears clearer.

Can I see the Milky Way from Aborrebjerget?

On clear, dark nights, Aborrebjerget is described as one of the best places on Møn to see the Milky Way. Once the moon has dropped below the horizon and its light no longer brightens the sky, the Milky Way band becomes noticeably clearer. Conditions vary with weather and season, but the combination of elevation and an open horizon greatly improves your chances of a good view.

Is the walk up to Aborrebjerget suitable for everyone?

The path to Aborrebjerget is relatively short but does involve an uphill stretch on natural ground. Most reasonably fit visitors can manage it at a steady pace. It may feel more demanding in the dark, so allow extra time and walk carefully. Those with limited mobility or balance issues might find the gradient and surface challenging and should assess conditions on arrival before starting the climb.

How long should I plan to stay at Aborrebjerget after dark?

Many visitors allow at least an hour to walk up, let their eyes adjust and spend time watching the changing sky. Arriving before full darkness lets you see the landscape, then stay as the stars emerge. If you want to watch the moon set and then observe the Milky Way, plan for a slightly longer visit, depending on the time of moonset on the day you go.

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