
Klosterheden Plantation
- the northern part
Klosterheden Plantation
Klosterheden Plantage, at approximately 6,400 hectares, is Denmark's third largest forest area and offers coniferous and deciduous forests, heaths, bogs, lakes and streams. The area was raised from deserted heath in the late 19th century and is today managed with a focus on natural management.
The plantation is home to a large population of red deer (over 400 animals), beavers (reintroduced in 1999 and now more than 200), roe deer, fallow deer, otters, and predators such as badgers and foxes. In addition, the area has a rich bird and insect life, including ultra-rare species.
There is an extensive network of marked hiking trails, up to 50 km of MTB trails, riding and nature trails, as well as outdoor facilities such as shelters, campfire sites and bird towers at Ællebæksøerne. A special Lavvu, which can be booked, is used by the Royal Family during official events.
The plantation also contains ancient monuments such as Bronze Age mounds, milestones along Gammel Landevej and remains from World War II.
The hiking trails
Below you will see the selected hiking trails from the hiking area with an indication of kilometers.
We have prioritized the trails with our favorite trail in the area as the first.
You can get information about each hiking trail by clicking on the images.
Ideal order of the paths
We recommend that you walk the hiking trails in the following order (or vice versa) to get the least possible transportation distance between the trails:
- Flynder Å turen 4,5 km
- Ellebækturen 4,2 km
- Kirkestien 4,2 km
- Møllevejturen 3,5 km
- Rishøjeturen 4 km
- Knudsbækturen 2,9 km
You can choose to skip paths so that the distance suits what you want to walk.
For example, if you want to walk 8.7 km, you start with Flynder Å turen and finish after Ellebækturen.
Please note:
There is poor mobile phone coverage in large parts of the plantation. It is therefore a good idea to either print out the map or the leaflet from the route and bring it with you. It may also be a good idea to save a picture of the route on your mobile phone.








































