Are there mountains in Denmark?

The answer

No. Denmark has no mountains; the highest natural point, Møllehøj, rises only 170.86 m above sea level according to Statistics Denmark. The country is low and gently rolling, with a few hills in eastern Jutland and on some islands such as Møn and Bornholm. Place names with -bjerg or -høj usually describe modest rises. For visitors this means easy walking and cycling, though open coastal land can feel exposed in strong wind.