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Tremosegård Kettle Lake
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Nationalpark Mols Bjerge
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Albrecht
August 11, 2024
Hiking
Dead ice lake = small lake in a dead ice hole.
A dead ice hole is a depression in the terrain created when a large block of ice was broken off from the glacier (this is the dead ice, which, unlike the glacier, is no longer moving) and then traversed by the glacier along with its moraine. When the ice thawed after the last ice age, a depression in the terrain formed at this location, in which the lake formed.
A dead ice hole is a depression in the terrain created when a large block of ice was broken off from the glacier (this is the dead ice, which, unlike the glacier, is no longer moving) and then traversed by the glacier along with its moraine. When the ice thawed after the last ice age, a depression in the terrain formed at this location, in which the lake formed.
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Dolle
July 21, 2026
Hiking
This idyllically located dead ice hole in the heart of Mols Bjerge National Park captivates with its sheltered, water-filled hollow ground and dense tree cover. Directly on the shore, cozy picnic spots and simple nature shelters in a converted former waterworks invite you to a sheltered rest or a rustic overnight stay.
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Elevation 70 m
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