Ejby Ådal - walks and views of Isefjord

As you follow the edge of the slopes, the landscape opens up with wide views across the Isefjord. The valley was shaped by glacial meltwater, while the coastal cliffs were formed by erosion from the sea. Lime-rich springs support many flowers, including several rare species. The area therefore appeals both to botanical enthusiasts and to those who simply enjoy varied natural scenery.

Experiences along the valley

Ejby Ådal offers more than just views. Along the way, visitors may encounter a beach, grazing cattle, seasonal mushrooms and a bronze sculpture of a seal. The Gudernes Stræde walking route, whose name means the Path of the Gods, passes through the area. You can arrive by bicycle and explore the valley’s paths and slopes on foot.

Suggested walking route

A popular route begins at the car park on Kyndeløse Strandvej. From here, the path follows the valley past the Troldbykællingestenen, a stone linked to local folklore. The walk continues up the slope, offering views towards Inderbredningen, Dejligheden and the island of Orø. The route can be adapted, either by returning the same way or by creating a circular walk. Explore the area and adjust the walk to suit your pace and energy.