"The Row Mountains" - Take a walk in the beautiful mountains in Billund

The Row Mountains (Rækkebjerge) is a narrow sand ridge running for about 2 kilometres along Simmelmose near Billund. In an otherwise level landscape, this low ridge of sand, up to around 9 metres high and only about 25 metres wide, stands out clearly in the terrain. A sandy path follows the crest, leading you over heath-covered tops with open views of the surrounding area. Access is from a nearby parking area, making it an easy short stop on a wider drive through South Jutland.

Visit The Row Mountains for a short, uncomplicated walk in open nature on a distinctive sand ridge in otherwise flat countryside. The sandy path along the heath-covered crest gives a clear sense of the landscape’s form and offers a quiet break from busier attractions in and around Billund.

A distinctive sand ridge near Billund that offers a short, easy walk and an unusual landscape compared with the surrounding flat countryside.

Planning your visit

How long to stay

Allow about 30–60 minutes for a gentle out-and-back walk along part of the ridge, a little longer if you want to explore more slowly or take photos.

Best time to visit

Daytime in dry weather is most suitable, as the exposed sandy path is easier to walk when the ground is firm. Clear days give the best sense of the ridge’s height and shape against the surrounding flat landscape.

Around here

Nearby on the Margueritruten

• Filskov Station - Authentic station close to Billund

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• Animal World Filskov Mini Zoo near Billund

  Zoo · 3.9 km

• Filskov Church - Church near Billund

  Church · 4.3 km

• Grene Church - Church from the 19th century near Billund

  Church · 5.9 km

• LEGO® House - Have the greatest playdate in the world in Billund

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• Teddy Bear Art Museum - Unique teddy bear museum

  Museum · 6.6 km

Frequently asked

What is The Row Mountains (Rækkebjerge) near Billund?

The Row Mountains, or Rækkebjerge, is a long, narrow sand ridge near Billund. It stretches for roughly 2 kilometres, is only about 25 metres wide, and rises up to around 9 metres above the surroundings. A sandy path runs along the top, and the ridge is covered with heath, making it a simple natural area for a short walk and views over the flat landscape.

How difficult is the walk at The Row Mountains in Billund?

The walk at The Row Mountains is generally straightforward. A sandy path follows the ridge, and the height is modest, up to about 9 metres above the surrounding terrain. You walk along heath-covered sand tops rather than steep hills. Most visitors will find it suitable for a short, unhurried stroll rather than a demanding hike, though the sandy surface can feel softer underfoot than a firm track.

How long should I plan to spend at The Row Mountains?

Because the ridge is about 2 kilometres long, many visitors treat The Row Mountains as a brief stop. You can walk a section of the sandy path along the top and back in around 30–60 minutes, depending on pace and how often you pause to look at the landscape or take photos. It can also serve as a leg-stretch break between other sights near Billund.

Is there public access and parking at The Row Mountains near Billund?

There is public access to The Row Mountains, with entry from a parking area on Sdr. Egegårdsvej. From there you can reach the sandy path that runs along the ridge. As with any rural parking, it is sensible to check local signs on arrival and avoid blocking access roads or tracks when you leave your vehicle.

Can I visit The Row Mountains with children?

Families can visit The Row Mountains, but it is a simple natural area rather than a playground. The path runs along the narrow sand ridge and over heath-covered tops, so children should be supervised, especially where the sides fall away from the crest. The modest height and short overall length make it more of an easy leg-stretch than a long family hike.

How does The Row Mountains fit into a visit to Billund and nearby attractions?

The Row Mountains works well as a quiet nature stop alongside the more built-up attractions in and around Billund. You can walk the sandy ridge for a short break in the open air, then continue to places such as LEGO House or local museums and churches. Its limited size means it is best combined with other activities on the same day.

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