Guests are welcome in the forest
Gisselfeld Kloster is, of course, happy to share its beautiful woods with the public, and it is possible to find many special experiences in the lovely nature.
The many lakes are largely artificial, created as carp ponds, and are considered part of Denmark's first carp production.
The dramatic meltwater ravines are completely unique and can be found in several places in the forests. The most well-known are Svenskekløften and the ravine in Denderupvænge around Brødebækken, where the slopes are up to 20-25 m high.
The rules must be followed
Gisselfeld Forest District is privately owned. Special rules apply to access in private forests, and visitors to the forests are asked to observe these. This is to ensure that both commercial and recreational activities can take place without problems.
In private forests, you may:
