Best nature trips trails in Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark

The Furesø Loop is a trail which takes you all around lake Furesø. The trail offers spectacular views over the entire lake and you'll come across varied landscapes, from forests to towns and beaches on the coast of the lake. Typically this trail is done by cyclists, but for who wants to walk it there's loads of campgrounds and other overnight options along the trail. Kayaks are for rent nearby the trail and the route comes past a small fire pit as reststop.Show more

The shallow Gurre Lake is no more than 4 meters deep. The entire lake is surrounded by forest and nature, making this a popular place to hike around, go birdwatching, or go camping. This trail goes around the entire lake, through forests and on small paths, with nice views on the lake. You pass several picnic areas to stop, and campsites with places where you can make a fire. Show more

The nature around Farum Lake is stunning, making this the ideal place for a big hike around. Trails are well marked in the area and there are several campgrounds to spend a night. During the summer months you can rent a rowing boat to explore the lake itself.Show more

Buresø Lake is surrounded by three different forests. There are several trails you can take to go completely around the lake, but all of them are fairly easy and take you through all three of the forests and past the lake. Show more

Søndersø is a popular destination for hiking and jogging near Vaerloese. The loop around the lake is well maintained and easily accessible. There is plenty of views of the lake, as well as the surrounding forests and fields. At the west end there is a historic site with a bunker from World War II.Show more

Walk through the Sorgenfri Castle gardens, following the river up to Brede lake. A quiet walk along different sights.Show more

Loop trail around Bagsværd lake. The paths are in good condition and you have an almost constant view on the lake. You also go on a couple of forest trails.Show more

The trail around Lyngby Lake is and well maintained. There are many access points, and the trail offers great views of the lake and the surrounding area. A great way to get away from the city!Show more

Rude Skov is a popular recreational area. Most of the paths are lit at night, so it's ideal for an evening run or hike. The large paths in the area are wheelchair friendly. It's allowed to fish in a few of the lakes, but not all. To get more information about wheelchair accessibility, fishing and all other possibilities of Rude Skov forest take a look at the Danish nature reserve website: https://naturstyrelsen.dk/naturoplevelser/naturguider/rude-skov/Show more

Trail through Gribskov forest and past Esrum Lake with gorgeous views. Forested landscape and you'll have views on a few historic sights, like a royal palace.Show more