Little Ibjerg Lake and The Common Meeting Place

Sti with a firm gravel base, where you will come to beautiful views over both Store and Lille Ibjerg Lakes. You will pass by the picnic hut, the bonfire site, the sauna, and the "beach".

The place is popular because of the sauna, and you may encounter many people with a bathrobe and a towel in hand. Using the sauna requires membership.

There are plenty of opportunities to extend your trip into the area along paths of varying character.

Remember you are in an old gravel pit area, so there are plenty of lakes, narrow, wet, or loose paths but lots of views and experiences.

You can take a detour to The Common Meeting Place or the art shelter area via the same well-established path that circles around Lille Ibjerg Lake.

The Common Meeting Place has toilets, an indoor lounge area and kitchen, an outdoor kitchen, and pizza ovens, exhibitions, and much more.

From the Meeting Place to Stensletten is a very long row of large stones that children and playful adults can walk/jump on.

Stensletten provides accessible information and "education" on the path of the gravel and stones to Tarup Davinde.

The art shelter area consists of 5 shelters and has a large center with a table and a fire pit and a slightly smaller "lounge area". Shelter 1 and 4 have no door edges and are therefore more accessible for individuals with disabilities.

Check out tarupdavinde.dk for more information about the many opportunities, trail routes, shelters, fire huts, etc.