Nature areas & attractions in Skjern-Tarm
Go on an adventure in the scenic areas around Skjern-Tarm. Here there is time to enjoy the urban oases, explore the plantations and enjoy the fantastic view over Skjern steam and meadows.
Skjern Å
Experience Skjern Å, the beautiful and famous nature area in West Denmark. Skjern Å is Denmark’s most watery stream and spans over 94 km.
Skjern Enge
Skjern Enge is a 2,200 hectares large nature area dominated by meadows, wetlands and lakes as well as the rivers Skjern Å, Omme Å and Gundesbøl Å.
The Rope-Pulled Ferries in Skjern Enge
Skjern Enge is a fantastic area which offers many wonderful experiences for the public; also for those in wheelchairs.
Pumpestation Nord
Kong Hans Bro
In scenic surroundings by Skjern Enge, you can visit Denmark's longest wooden suspension bridge, Kong Hans Bro
Skjern Birk Plantage
Come and explore Skjern Birk Plantage which spans across a whole 46 hectares of land and offers no shortage of walking, riding and cycling trails.
Water Gardens & the Green Corridor in Skjern
Visit the Water Gardens for an extraordinary experience.
Stauning Harbour
The Port of Stauning was inaugurated on 11 September 1938, and is a cozy harbor with both recreational sailors, recreational fishermen and hunters.
Holger Danske – a national icon
Night light in Skjern
The global goal gable in Skjern examines the potential of light energy for future sustainable cities and communities.
Statue of Frederik VII in Skjern
Frederik VII was raised on 5 June 1877 at Skjern Brogaard by the residents of the constituency.
‘Genforeningsstenen’ (‘The Reunion Stone’) in Skjern
The Reunion stone in Skjern was unveiled on July 9, 1921 in the presence of a crowd of thousands.
Dejbjerg Plantation
The Danish nature is filled with stories from the past. Dejbjerg Plantage offers great hiking trails in beautiful surroundings.
Dejbjerg Hede
Go to Dejbjerg Hede and experience the heath in the same way the area’s former gipsies did. A beautiful and historical trip that you won’t forget.
Borris Hede
In the Western part of Jutland, Denmark, you will find the beautiful heath, Borris Hede. The area is closed off and used by the military for shooting practice.
Skaven Harbor
Skaven Marina has existed since 1972, and is a lovely fishing village with many opportunities.
Did you bring the family's best friend?
In the dog woods, you can let the dog run freely, provided that you have full control over the dog. And during the winter season from 1 October to 31 March, it is also allowed on a number of Danish beaches to let the dog loose. However, this does not apply everywhere, so keep an eye on the signs in the area you are visiting.
Tarm Dog Forest
The enclosure in the small dog forest allows you to take the leash off your dog with a clear conscience and let it run free.