Nice old heather-covered mill, and the only one of its kind in Denmark. It was built in 1876 with driftwood and restored in 1990. Can only be experienced from the outside.
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Woodland immediately north of Fjerritslev. Three short, marked trails of 4 km (green), 6.4 km (blue), and 1.4 km (yellow), respectively. The forest is mostly conifer, with heathland in between and a central bare hill. Look out for mountainbikers. There is a public toilet at a shelter near the hill in the middle of the forest. The short yellow trail leads you around another local hilltop, presenting great vistas across the landscape and two Stone Age passage graves.The trails in Kollerup Plantage connects to the nature site of Grønnestrand and to the Svinkløv Plantage further north.
Three short and marked trails in the Svinkløv coastal woodlands. Do one or them all in one hike, they are 4.3 km (red), 3.2 km (yellow), and 4.5 km (also red) respectively. The yellow route is the easiest way to pack in a varied experience, ranging from pine forest and dune heath, to a surprising ravine with deciduous woodland and abundant honeysuckle. The honeysuckle blooms in June and July and covers the valley in their overpowering scent. There is a public toilet at the parking lot near the Svinkløv beach hotel. One of the red trails reach southward along the coastal bluffs, an area known as Svinklovene. The grasslands are maintained by wild horses and the hills presents grand vistas of the North Sea coast.
Galleri Lien
Large art gallery with changing exhibitions of modern and contemporary art.
Two-day music fest every summer in Fjerritslev. In 2027, the festival will be held on 30 and 31 July.
One-day agricultural and animal fair with festivities and events for the whole family every year in May. Horse shows, cattle ratings, speeches, communal singing, dancing, machine show, tombola, food, and music.
Planetstien
Planetary trail starting off from Fjerritslev Church and ending at Kollerup Beach north of town. At the church you will find a Sun sculpture and when you follow the trail north by Brøndumvej and then Kollerup Strandvej, you will spot all the planets of the Solarsystem in a 1:1,000,000,000 scale. Kollerup Beach is also known as Grønnestrand and is a beautiful nature site.