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Beach just west of the lake, where it drains into the Limfjord
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Medieval fortress. Open for visits from late March to late October, see the website for details. The guided tour takes about an hour.
Golf. Café and eatery on site.
Long sandy beach at the Skive Fjord Camping site north of town.
Beautiful historic white-washed church dating back to 1200. There is a small church park, and Vor Frue Kirke is next to another church in red brick (Skive Church) from 1898.
Skive's theatre scene with 125 years of experience. Also concerts and stand-up.
Beautiful trail through Nature Park Flyndersø southeast of Skive, one of 15 national nature parks in Denmark. Flyndersø lake is surrounded by heathlands, bogs, and forests and presents amazing views in late spring and summer. Start off from the visitor center Flyndersø Mølle and follow the trails. The entire lake is a 30-km hike with several obstacles, but there are much shorter and easier routes as well, which you can both bike and walk. There is a camp site (Skive Flyndersø Camping) just north of the visitor centre, if you want to stay overnight in the area.