
The Visitor Centre in Lille Vildmose is built upon the idea that visitors should be able to sense how for thousands of years, the area has changed to become what it is today: The largest raised bog in Northwestern Europe. The intriguing development is illustrated at the visitor center by use of modern design and technology. Try for example the Eagle simulator or watch a movie in the cinema.
All around the visitor centre, you will find various lookout towers such as Rovfugletårnet ('the birds of prey'-tower), Høstemark Forrest, the towers by the lakes Tofte Sø and Lille Sø, the Portland Bog and many others – you can easily spend days exploring Lille Vildmose. And the staff at the visitor centre is ready to guide you.
Besides Danish wilderness, the area surrounding Lille Vildmose offers a number of exciting activities and events such as 'Forest's Day', 'Birds' Day', 'Wild Flowers' Day', 'Bog's Day', guided bus trips and walks, and much more.
Naturally, there is lots of fun for the children to be found in Lille Vildmose. Every Tuesday in July at the nature playground, children can meet up with "Lille Vildma" the troll, and they can participate in the many nature activities.
In the surroundings of Lille Vildmose you can go for a shaky walk in the wet bog, where the flesh-eating plant ‘Drosera’ grows. No need to panic, though, as the ‘Drosera’ only grows a few centimetres tall, feeding on small flies, mosquitos and spiders. In the sky above the bog you have plenty of possibilities of seeing the golden eagle gliding over the hunting ground, as the bog is the cradle of this golden eagle.
As a new activity you can go for a train ride in the bog. The trip starts at Møllesøgaard platform, passes by the wild boars’ pen, the oxes and Birkesø, after which it turns around and goes back to the platform.

Believe it or not, less than half an hour’s drive from Aalborg, Danish wilderness with impressive and untouched nature can be experienced. The area is called Lille Vildmose.