Vallø Castle Alley – Vallø Castle loop from Herfølge

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Vallø Castle Alley – Vallø Castle loop from Herfølge

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Vallø Castle Alley – Vallø Castle loop from Herfølge

04:05

67.5km

170m

Gravel riding

Moderate gravel ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 16, 2026

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Start point

Train Station

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6.43 km

Strandskov Forest

Highlight • Forest

Strandskov Forest south of Køge is a large coastal forest and nature area with an extensive network of walking/running loops, dunes, heath patches and shoreline access; popular for day hikes, birdwatching and seaside strolls.

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7.49 km

Vallø Castle Avenue

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Beautiful avenue for fast driving. The castle park is also interesting. Part of the bike path Berlin-Copenhagen. Park Vallø is located on the roadside.

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7.72 km

Tree-Lined Pathway

Highlight • Trail

Very nice road to Valloe Castle. There is little traffic. At the castle, which is located in a very beautiful park, you can take a good break.

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7.92 km

Vallø Castle Alley

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Beautiful alley leading up tho Vallø Castle. The road is aligned with very old trees. Quite spectacular

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8.73 km

Vallø Castle

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Vallø Castle is a beautiful gem in this part of Denmark. The origins of this castle date back to the 14th century. The castle was devastated by a fire in 1893: after that, it was restored following the old design.

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9.17 km

Vallø Castle

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A fairytale beautiful castle, surrounded by a moat and an idyllic park.

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20.2 km

Vallø Storskov

Forest

47.0 km

Scenic Path Through the Countryside

Highlight • Trail

51.7 km

Turebyholm Manor

Highlight • Historical Site

Turebyholm: In the mid-17th century, the scholar Birgitte Thott, who was known for her written and philosophical works, lived on Turebyholm. In 1747, Adam Gottlob Moltke bought Turebyholm, which he …

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