쉬운 노드스코벤 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

nice varied fun from the campsite and also a nice walk for the dog where he can also go into the water

The lake was excavated in 1958, when sand was needed for the construction of the ring road bridges in Silkeborg. Today, Schoubyes Sø is a popular bathing lake. There are no bathing facilities at the lake, but there are several small sandy beaches where you can swim. The bathing area is child-friendly, and because of the shallow water, the water temperature is often higher here than in the other bathing lakes. There is parking at the parking lot between the pine trees out to Linåvej. The lake can also be reached by bike from Gjernstienen. The lake was excavated in 1958, when sand was needed for the construction of the ring road bridges in Silkeborg. Today, Schoubyes Sø is a popular bathing lake. There are no bathing facilities at the lake, but several small sandy beaches where you can swim. The bathing area is child-friendly, and because of the shallow water, the water temperature is often higher here than in the other bathing lakes. Parking is available in the parking lot between the pine trees on Linåvej. Der See ist auch mit dem Fahrrad vom Gjernstien aus erreichbar.

Very good hiking trails along the river.

From the 73-meter-high hill, you have a wonderful view of Lake Brassø and the forest area around Silkeborg. The hill has had its current name since 1852, when King Frederik VII and his wife Louise visited the city of Silkeborg and the hill with the wonderful view. The two of them seem to have liked it up here, after all, the hill has borne the countess's name ever since.

A beautiful hiking trail takes you along the banks of the Gudenå, Denmark's longest river at 158 kilometers. The Gudenå meanders through the Lake District and is particularly popular with anglers and rowers.

Well-signposted hiking trail in Nordskoven. The climb is a bit strenuous, but the view is worth it. There is a bench for a rest

Rest area in the forest

Dronningestolen is a 65 meter high point in the north-west corner of the Nordskoven near Silkeborg.