Autumn forest walks

A forest trip for the whole family

Take the family on a treasure hunt in the autumn forest. Look for leaves, cones and chestnuts on the forest floor, and see what you can turn your finds into when you get home. Perhaps an entire zoo of chestnut animals?

Remember that the forest’s treasures should be shared with both animals and other forest visitors. See the Danish Nature Agency’s rules for what and how much you are allowed to collect in the forest.

Photo: Tage Klee

Coastal forest Siberia

If you enjoy both forest and beach, you'll find the best of both at Sibirien in Faxe Ladeplads, where the peaceful forest stretches right along the shoreline.

Photo: Visit Sydsjælland & Møn

Svenskekløften

In Hesede Forest, you will find a very different and “dramatic” woodland area, where a high, steep ravine of 30–35 meters suddenly opens up in the middle of the forest.

Photo: Visit Sydsjælland & Møn

Gjorslev Beech forest

Gjorslev Bøgeskov belongs Gjorslev estate. Inside the forest is Mill Island, where there is an abundance of bird life. Especially in spring and autumn there are many ducks, mergansers and geese. In summer, the gray moorhen, mute swan, mallard, heron and gray geese dinary guests.

Photo: Stevns Erhvervsråd

Valloe Castle park

The park was originally built in the early 18th century, shortly afterwards the garden was transformed into the current open English garden style.

Photo: Mads Tolstrup

Klinteskoven

Klinteskoven ved Møns Klint er et af de mest kendte og besøgte danske naturområder.

Photo: Tue Schiørring Fotografi

Herlufsholm Park

Herlufsholm Park is beautifully situated down to Susåen. There is access from sunrise to sunset and it is possible to park at the parking lot at the school.