Haraldskær Forest
Haraldskær west of Vejle offers varied woodlands of old and young trees, deciduous as well as coniferous, and alternating landscapes of rolling hills, waterholes, and meadows with amazing valley views.

Munkebjergskoven Forest
The forest of Munkebjergskoven drops into the sea along a cliffy southern shoreline of the Vejle Inlet. A trip through the soft rolling woodlands is rewarded with verdant vistas. This is typically the area in Denmark where the beech trees are the first to green in the spring.

Nørreskoven Forest and Dyrehaven deer park
Nørreskoven, a woodland on the northern coast of the Vejle Inlet, offers a varied landscape of 300-year-old beech trees, prehistoric monuments and dry river beds. This is also where you find the Dyrehaven deer park with its herds of fallow and sika deer.

Hastrup Plantage
The woodland plantation northwest of Ejstrupholm is called Hastrup Plantage. The woodlands are typical of the area’s reclaimed moorlands whereas the lake is encircled by pristine ancient oak forest. Marked pathways. Bird watching tower, forest adventure playground and campfire site.

Randbøl Hede and Frederikshåb Plantage
The Randbøl Hede is a protected nature reserve southwest of Randbøl and Denmark’s largest area of its kind. The coniferous and deciduous plantations of Frederikshåb are located on reclaimed moorland and feature rare inland sand dunes and a lake. Marked pathways.