Råbjerg mile is Denmark's largest wandering dune. A fantastic sight and one of Skagen's largest excursion destinations. A sure hit for anyone who loves nature.
The sand dune was formed on the west coast (Råbjerg Stene) in the 16th century during the great sand migration.
The dune consists of a 1000-m long and 1000-m wide mound containing approximately 4 million m3 of sand with its highest point about 40 m above sea level.
The dune continues to migrate east-northeast towards the Kattegat at a rate of more than 15 m a year.
Raabjerg Mile can be reached by car from Kandestedvej and by bike from Vestkyststien (The westcoast route).
Raabjerg Stene can be reached by footpath from Raabjerg Kirke (Church).
Råbjerg Mile Vej
9990 Skagen
Longitude: 10.4059114
Latitude: 57.6481856