Forest: Stengade Woods (Stengade Skov)

Routes of 2.4km or 4.4km - the woods at Stengade are a lush, hilly area just to the north of Spodsbjerg. It is said that it was here that Adam Oehlenschläger wrote the Danish national anthem. The woods offer both good walking and some historical sites.

The inspiration for the Danish national anthem should have arisen under this beech tree

Natural Areas

photo: Mette Johnsen

Stengade Strand

photo: Jeppe Broch

Stengade Strand

photo: Jeppe Broch

Stengade Strand

photo: Elmelund Studios

Stengade Strand

photo: Jeppe Broch

Stengade Strand

photo: Jeppe Broch

Stengade Strand

photo: Jeppe Broch

Stengade Strand

photo: Jeppe Broch

Stengade Strand

photo: Jeppe Broch

Langeland sights - take a walk by stengade forest and beach

photo: Mette Johnsen

Oehlenschlager's beech on Langeland

photo: Mette Johnsen

Routes of 2.4km or 4.4km - the woods at Stengade are a lush, hilly area just to the north of Spodsbjerg. It is said that it was here that Adam Oehlenschläger wrote the Danish national anthem. The woods offer both good walking and some historical sites.

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Facilities

Marked-out routes
Information display
Toilet
Picnic table

Type

Forest

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Stengade Skovvej

5953 Tranekær

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