Mysteriebakken ved Dronninglund - Dronninglund, Denmark - Vortexes, Mystery Spots, and Gravity Hills on Waymarking.com

Mysteriebakken ved Dronninglund er ikke ligefrem en turistattraktion, men en mærværdig, velbevaret hemmelighed - der dog er nævnt i flere bøger og nu også har nået internettet. Lige noget for Scully og Mulder.

I bogen Mystikkens Danmark skriver forfatteren Kristian Kristiansen, om stedet og beretter, at naturlovene her er sat ud af funktion. Vand løber op ad bakken! Biler i frigear ruller op ad bakke. Radioer virker ikke ordentligt fortæller Formanden for Ålborgs radioamatørklub, Echo Bravo. Kompasser virker heller ikke - og der er sågar snak om UFO'er.

Det måtte vi se med vores egne øjne. Vel fremme ved stedet var vi mødt op 6 personer. Vi var alle enige om, hvad der var ned ad bakke (den retning, den hvide bil peger på billederne). Vi hældte derefter vand på vejen og kunne konstatere, at vandet til vores store overraskelse løb modsat bilens køreretning - altså op ad bakke!!!

Derefter gik vi systematisk og lidt mere videnskabeligt til værks. Man kan ikke snyde videnskaben og et vatterpas lagt på vejen afslørede, at bilens retning (NØ) faktisk var op af bakke, selvom vi slet ikke var i tvivl om at det altså måtte være ned. Kompasset blev sammenlignet med et digitalt, der fungerer via satellitter. Ingen anomali her.

Vi kan ikke forklare det, men fænomenet kan sikkert tilskrives terrænnets form og er altså et optisk bedrag. En illusion.

English: Mysteriebakken - Mystery hill - by Dronninglund is not exactly a tourist attraction, but a strange, well-kept local secret - which, however, has been mentioned in several books and has now also reached the internet. Just something for Scully and Mulder.

In the book Mystikkens Danmark, the author Kristian Kristiansen writes about the place and reports that the laws of nature here have been put out of action. Water runs up the hill! Cars in freewheel roll uphill. Radios do not work properly, says the Chairman of Ålborg's radio amateur club, Echo Bravo. Compasses do not work either - and there is even talk of UFOs.

We had to see it with our own eyes. Arriving at the place, we were met by 6 people. We all agreed on what was downhill (the direction the white car points to the pictures). We then poured water on the road and could see that the water to our great surprise ran in the opposite direction of the car - that is, uphill !!!

Then we went to work systematically and a little more scientifically. One can not cheat science and a spirit level laid on the road revealed that the direction of the car (NE) was actually uphill, although we had no doubt that it had to be down. The compass was compared to a digital one that works via satellites. No anomaly here.

We can not explain it, but the phenomenon can probably be attributed to the shape of the terrain and is thus an optical illusion.

Description of Effect (Natural Illusion, Man-made, Unknown): Natural illusion is the only explanation Description of Location: (Tourist, Rural, etc.): Rural Admission (For tourist attractions): Free Available hours (For tourist attractions): Not listed Website Reference (if available): Not listed Additional information that will help visitors at the site:: Not listed

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