デンマークでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Sortedams Sø is one of the "Lakes" in central Copenhagen, known for its wide, gravel paths that are a staple for the city's joggers and commuters. Its name, meaning "Black Pond Lake," reflects its history as a former part of the city's fortification system, now serving as a popular urban space for locals and tourists to enjoy the outdoors.

If you're on the coastal path, you can take a circular walk across this heath plateau. From the plateau, you'll enjoy magnificent views of the sea and walk along paths through heathland and rocky cliffs. For me, it's a highlight of the island.

the route with this spot often requires a hike-a-bike

A view worth seeing.

One of Copenhagen's lakes with cycleways as well as pedestrian paths for running and walking around. The lakes are quite shallow and can be smelly when the water is low, but in general they are very pretty and popular for recreation amongst locals. Swimming is not allowed, but there's some bars and cafés along the lakes and there are many birds to spot.

Østre Søbad at Almindsø near Silkeborg is one of Denmark's cleanest lakes. Here are two round, impressive bathing jetties right next to each other with a children's pool and facilities such as changing rooms, lovely benches, toilets and a sauna.

We’re planning to take this walk, unfortunately no dogs allowed.

Dogs are not allowed here!