Autumn has arrived. Here are some ideas to help you get outside and experience the season in the areas of Lejre, Roskilde and Frederikssund — three towns located around the scenic Roskilde Fjord on Zealand, eastern Denmark.
Bolund by Roskilde Fjord – Ice Age landscape, hiking and birdlife
Bolund is a protected peninsula north of Risø on Roskilde Fjord in eastern Denmark. The landscape was shaped during the last Ice Age and consists of a flat top, steep slopes, and a narrow land strip…
Skjoldungernes Land National Park along Roskilde Fjord is a beautiful and diverse natural area that encompasses both a rich cultural heritage and awe-inspiring nature.
Find Fjordlandet’s Three Trolls in Roskilde and Hedeland
In Fjordlandet – a scenic region west of Copenhagen – you can meet three of Thomas Dambo’s famous recycled-wood trolls: Runde Rie, Glade Anders and Måne Mor. They are hidden in the landscapes around Roskilde and Hedeland, inviting children and adults alike to go on an outdoor troll hunt.
Shelters by the fjord, in the forest and near walking and cycling routes. Roskilde, Lejre and Frederikssund offer many shelters in nature for everyone – whether you are an outdoor enthusiast or a first-time user, alone or with the family.
Skjoldungestierne is a hiking trail that winds through some of the most beautiful and historically significant landscapes of Denmark’s Fjordland. Here, you can experience both nature and culture up close as you follow the trails between Roskilde, Lejre and Hvalsø..
Take a 64 km hike through Skjoldungernes Land National Park. Gudernes Stræde leads you from Vellerup Vig by the Isefjord to Mosede Fort by Køge Bay – offering both natural experiences and storytelling along the way.
