Sea moss
Distance: 158.78 Km
Beautiful nature with an exciting history
Sømosen is a raised bog located between the high hills in Jyske Ås in the southern part of Dronninglund Storskov.
The sea bog forms the southernmost part of Jyske Ås and is described as an idyllic natural gem with open water and a hanging bag on the bog bottom as well as dense reed forest and down hammers by the bank. A trampled path leads you all the way around Sømosen. Along the way there are tables and benches where you can enjoy a brought food basket to the beautiful view of the lake.
At the same time, Sømosen carries an exciting story about past people's lives and is definitely worth a visit.
The car park at Sømosen can be used for the walking route. You will find it on the left hand side on Kirkevej in the southern part of Dronninglund Storskov.
The history of the sea moss
You can not see it if you do not know it, but Sømosen's hills were around the year 1900 home to a number of rushing people.
Sømosen was at that time an inhospitable place, where the local inhabitants only came to dig peat in the spring. Therefore, the place attracted a group of people who wanted to be themselves. The inhabitants of the sea bog, the travelers, lived in the winter in primitive huts along the north side of the bog, and to this day you can still see the outline of the small earth huts in several places. The remains from that time testify to a special and exciting period in Sømosen's history.
Hiking route
The sea urchin route is marked in red and is either 2 km in shortened length or 3 km in full length.
NOTE: The routes are not suitable for people with walking difficulties, wheelchair users or other vehicles.
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