Denmark walks

Starting from Roskilde station, this walk will allow you to see the town’s main sights whilst strolling through the forest. You’ll pass by the magnificent Roskilde Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The walk will then take you to the Viking Museum (where you can see magnificent Viking ship prows). Afterwards, we’ll venture off the beaten track, following the fjord and heading deep into the forest. Along the way, a hiking shelter will provide a pleasant spot for a lunch break.

A pleasant and easy short hike around the Jels lakes. Please note that the route crosses a busy road. Alternating between paths and woodland. At the end of the hike, take a short detour to visit the church and mill.

Cycling route to go swimming at Lake Fussingø, starting from Randers along the path that runs alongside the Gudenå river. The outward journey follows the left bank, and the return journey follows the right bank through the wet meadows of Vorup. Magnificent rolling landscapes as you move away from the river towards the lake.

A walking trail through a dune with rich biodiversity, and the chance to swim alone in the Kattegat (the part of the Baltic Sea that joins the North Sea between Denmark and Sweden)

Short route starting from Hulsig station, which leads into a charming forest, passes by the beach, where you can swim alone once you are away from the busy areas, then crosses the dunes and returns via a beautiful cycle path.

This walk starts along the seaside, where you can enjoy Øster Strand wooden structure and swimming spot and Havfruefløjterne art. Then, you walk along the community garden and alternative container shops with a view of the suspension bridge before enjoying a historical walk along the diverse bastion.

Take parts of the Treadle Naes Rundtur and enjoy the Kirkeskov forest.

This gentle walk will take you through the forest. Enjoy two swimming spots and a sauna to relax and take some fresh air.