Nature areas

Take a hike you'll never forget in the breathtaking Svaninge Hills and Mountains.

Four marked hiking trails starting and ending at the church path by Horne Round Church.

Visit the forest that hides a 4000-year-old cemetery.

The Archipelago Trail - South FunenThe Archipelago Trail is one of the longest hiking trails in Denmark, a 220 kilometre-long hiking trail made for hikers and ramblers and the planned course of the

Enjoy the four different routes in Svanninge Nature area.The green route - 2,5 kmThe blue route - 6,1 kmThe red route - 7,5 kmThe black route - 11,7 km Kløverstierne - map

Hilly area with very fine views from Trebjerg Hill, which is the third highest point on Funen.

16 kilometers of nature trailThe nature trail is on the former railroad between Ringe and Corinth. The path is a combined asphalt and gravel path. There is access to the path from the station areas in Espe, Højrup and Corinth. In Ringe there is access from Ørbækvej and Svendborgvej. On the tour you can experience cultural history and Funen landscapes. The nature trail leads you past large manor fields at Boltinggård and Brahetrolleborg, along meadows with grazing cows and winding streams, and between fields separated by living fences. In several places you pass tracks from the railway's time.

One of the biggest colonies of Cormorants in Northern Europe lives around Brændegård Lake. It is best to observe these distinctive birds in the spring, when the colony is at its most active. The cormorants fly in from the south in February/March, and leave the area in August/September. As Cormorant droppings are corrosive, many of the nesting trees have died. However the droppings also contain a high level of nutrients, which leech into the waters of the lake. Brændegård Lake is very shallow and is therefore a good habitat for birds other than the cormorant. You might even spot a white-tailed eagle.

Nørresø Lake is surrounded by beautiful woodland, and from the path around the lake there is a fine view out to the small islands. The lake is up to 6 m deep and is a typical moraine lake, where the

Walking tours in Vester Aaby and surrounding. (Text only in danish) Tur 1 - Kirkestien 5 km. Pottemagervej, Skovgårdsvej, Strandvejen og Dyssevej. Tur 2 - Sanatorie-skoven 5,4 km. Øhavsstien, Østergyden, Stranden og Sanatorievej.

The landscape is changing rapidly. Gravel excavation is turning the region into an area of lakes. This is the largest area af gravel excavation in Fyn County. The area has supplied gravel to country for the pasrt century, and looks set to continue doing so for the next 50 years. The Ibjerg Esker was formed in a crack in the base of a glacier. The esker is protected.

Ringe lake, situated in the town centre.

In December 2016, the new footpath between Faaborg and Lucienhøj was opened at Pipstorn Forest.

Sundsøen/Kaleko was voted the best exercise track in Denmark in 2007. The track is a perfect exercise track for the whole family, it has a delightful nature, is close to the town and has a fantastic panorama.

Hilly area with a mill pond and woodland. There has been a watermill at Trente since the beginning of the 1600s. The windmill was built in 1872 to supplement the production of the water-mill. The

Arreskov Lake is the largest lake on Fyn. The lake is surrounded by woods and marsby areas covered in reeds. The lake is shallow and has an area of 317 ha. Its deepest point is 3.7 m. There are

The cove is a breeding ground for around 45 different spieces of birds. There are islands in the cove where the birds can breed in peace, safe from foxes and other predators. A great many ducks from

Beautiful situated in the village Haastrup about 12 km N from Faaborg.

Short Trails for Walking - Hovvejen In the surrounding area of Faaborg and on the rest of Fyn, you will find several short trails for walking. The map of the trail Hovvejen starting appr. Three Km. north of Faaborg at Nørremarken to the manor house Østrupgaard, you will find on this page.

Short Trails for Walking - Stjernen In the surrounding area of Faaborg and on the rest of Fyn, you will find several short trails for walking. The map of the trail Stjernen starting south of the village Allested-Vejle, you will find on this page.

Along Faaborg Fjord, the promenade Langelinie extends from the harbour bath to the Klinten park and the holiday center Klinten. The seafront has great cultural-historical interests and was designated by the then Funen County as a special cultural-historical area of ​​interest. It ranges from green park areas and cemeteries to homes from the early 1900s to the 1930s.Here is the Old and New Assistens churchyard. The Jewish burial ground. Voigts Minde. The cliff park and three typical buildings. The path along the water is quite unique with the three meter sloping stone setting with beautifully carved stones, a so-called glacis. Something similar exists only in Ærøskøbing.ArchipelagoHere is a beautiful view over the fjord, to Bjerne Field, Horne Land as well as Bjørnø, Avernakø-Korshavn and Svelmø. With its close connection to the fjord and the beautiful view of the water and the green park spaces, the walk along Langelinie is an ideal destination for relaxing walks in all weather.A walk along this promenade is always an experience, whether it is a quiet spring morning with swans in the fjord or a windy autumn day when the waves throw seaweed up the trail. We are very close to the surface of the water level and no two days are alike.The history of LangelinieThe boardwalk was built by the city's beauty committee. Long line has been expanded several times as the city develops. In 1861, the first stretch of the current Dossingen was laid out to Assistens churchyard. The path and the stone setting facing the water were laid to avoid problems at high tide.When, in the 1880s, Voigt's Memorial was moved from its first location between the Dossieringen and the harbour, the seafront was extended to the Cliff.Read about all the details for each attraction along Langelinie here!

Storelung is one of the approx. 20 active high bogs left in Denmark and are a very different nature experience.