Junget Gård
The tour goes around the old manor Junget Gård and down upon the salt marshes. At the windmill there is a far reaching view.
A hike past “Junget Gård”, 3.3 km
The tour goes around the old manor Junget Gård and down upon the salt marshes. At the windmill there is a far reaching view.
Junget Gård is an old manor house in Junget Parish, Nørre Herred in Salling.
The listed main building is located near the Limfjord on a square rampart, partly surrounded by moats. It consists of a late Gothic corner building, created in 1548 by Herman Skeel.
The original structure was built of monastic bricks on a boulder plinth and consisted of two wings to the south and east, and a retaining wall to the west with traces of a guard passage.
The most preserved part of the building is the south wing which is one tall story structure above a flat-ceilinged basement. It has crenellated gables to the west and east, but the west gable is the greatest preserved.
Only the outer walls have been built in solid brick-built with now non-existing bay windows, while towards the yard there was timber framed wall with high pillar and roof jacks, but now only partially preserved.
By usages of the retaining wall to the west, a west wing was constructed later, probably around the 18th century.
P: Salling Camping (N 56° 45.738', E 9° 5.986')
L: 3.3 km
Marking: Yellow