랜더스 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A calm mix of woodland, meadows and grazing fields on the edge of Randers, home to wildlife such as hares and pheasants. Several easy trails cross the area, including a designated hundeskov where dogs may roam off-leash under control.

A very beautiful and narrow path separating the Gudenå River and the small lake. Here you can observe many water birds.

Fladhøj is an archaeological site known primarily for its Neolithic megalithic monuments. It features the remains of a gallery grave dating to around 2500 BC. The site also includes a Late Neolithic cist (stone-lined coffin) surrounded by a stone circle from about 2200 BC. Later prehistoric burials and a menhir (standing stone) were also found around these megalithic structures, indicating its long-term use as a ritual activity area.

Beautiful, peaceful coast close to Sødringholm. This area, with its coast, forest and swampy salt meadows, is home to lots of different bird species. Wooden steps guide you down to the sea.

Around 4,000 years ago, this area was covered by the sea. Gradually it turned into swampy salt meadows. The name “Sødringholm” — meaning “lake-ring-island” — reflects its origins. Today, the forest and meadows are home to old trees and many animals. It is a peaceful area for hiking and enjoying nature.

The white Sødring Church stands next to the Sødringholm manor. It was built in the 14th century in Gothic style. For several centuries, the estate and church belonged to the Bishop of Aarhus until 1921, when the congregation took over the church. The vaulted ceiling is richly decorated with colourful frescoes. On the altar stands a rare Danish Bible from around 1550. You can find more infos here: https://www.xn--ommersysselstrepastorat-vmc.dk/pastoratets-kirker/soedring-kirke.

The castle has been mentioned in various sources since 1540 and was privately owned until 1945. Today it is state-owned, but is only open to the public during special events, such as exhibitions (www.fussingoeslot.dk). It is still possible to arrange a tour for smaller groups of 10-15 people - if you register in advance. The park is, however, open to the public. https://www.visitaarhus.de/region-aarhus/reiseplanung/fussingo-schloss-gdk622723

The Gudenå is Denmark's longest river and an absolute natural jewel that is ideal for bird watching. It's not just ornithologists who get their money's worth here. Each section of the Gudenå has its own special features and is home to different bird species. Here, in the middle of the peaceful nature, there is a lot to discover.