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Ejer Bavnehøj area, Skanderborg Municipality, Central Denmark Region · Denmark
Møllehøj
Møllehøj is Denmark's official highest point, a gently rolling farmland hill in the Ejer Bavnehøj hills of Jutland that only narrowly beat out two close neighbors for the title after a definitive 2005 resurvey. A weathered millstone — a leftover from the Ejer windmill that once stood here — marks the true summit, reached by a short flat walk across private farmland that has been kept open to the public. It's less a mountaineering objective than a pilgrimage for highpointers, best paired with a visit to the taller-looking lookout tower at neighboring Ejer Bavnehøj just a few hundred meters away.
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