Best nature trips trails in Zealand, Denmark

Stevns Klint Trampesti is known for having some of Denmarks most spectacular views. The name refers to the enormous limestone cliffs lining the coast here. An old small church stands on top of the cliffs.Show more

Of the three lakes around the city Sorø, the Sorø lake is the largest. The trail offers stunning views of the lake. Because some parts of the trail are very low it's possible they get flooded during winter.Show more

This trail leads you through the northern part of the Bidstrup forest. The forests are a state-owned part of the large Central Zealand forest complex. The forests consist of a varied mixture of trees. In the hilly terrain there are countless small avenues and lakes, and the area is intersected by small creeks. The large forest stretches provide habitats for badgers, woodpeckers, and squirrels. Here you can also find the hazel mouse, which in clearings makes nests of grass in the vegetation.Show more

Vesterskov isn't just any Danish forest. Some of the trees in this forest are over 200 years old, making some of the Douglas firs in the forest amongst the tallest trees of Denmark. Some bunkers from World War II lie in Vesterskov and the neighboring forest. Show more

Trail in the Roskilde area. The path takes you all along the fjords around the city and through some beautiful old forests. Show more

This is half of the complete Skjoldungestierne trail. The complete trail is 40 kilometers long and brings you to Roskilde. The historic landscapes this trail brings you through is filled with legends and ancient monuments like burial mounds are proof of how long these lands have been inhabited. You can start this path from Hvalsø station and it ends at Lejre station, or there are enough camp grounds and accommodations along the route for who wants to walk the entire trail.Show more

First half has hills and beach with medium sized stones which can be difficult to walk on. Second half is very straight on narrow paths and stony beach. Trail is marked in some places, but you need map or app to stay on track for the whole hike.Show more

Møns Cliff is a truly magnificent piece of nature. The way the white chalk cliffs stick out of the blue ocean is almost surreal. This trail starts off at the information center and brings you to Maglevandstrappen, where stairs bring you down the cliffs to the beach. On the other side of this trail is Forchhammer's Pynt, which is one of the best viewpoints over the cliffs.Show more

This spectacular trail leads to the old Røsnæs Lighthouse, located all the way in the point. The trail comes past beaches with amazing cliffs and stunning views, some small lakes where birds love to come up to the old lighthouse. Røsnæs was build in 1844. Today the lighthouse houses a café, which is open in weekends between 11 AM and 4 PM, and occasionally on weekdays. For more information, look at the official website (https://www.roesnaes-udvikling.dk/fyret/).Show more

Simple but beautiful loop around the lake. The nature around the lake is stunning and it's a perfect place for birdwatching.Show more