Three Deer Trail – Bench with a view of the lake loop from Værløse

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Denmark

Capital Region of Denmark

Furesø

Three Deer Trail – Bench with a view of the lake loop from Værløse

Moderate

4.5

(2)

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Three Deer Trail – Bench with a view of the lake loop from Værløse

02:18

8.85km

60m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 1, 2026

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Remains of a long dolmen - Lille Hareskov, Section 126

Highlight • Historical Site

Dating: 3950-2801 BC.
Remains of a long dolmen. Dimensions of 10 x 5 meters and a height of 75 centimeters. No boundary stones preserved. At the northeastern end of the …

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Three Deer Trail

Highlight • Trail

Here in the forest you find some really nice gravel paths. You cycle in the shade of the trees.

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Role-Playing Fort

Highlight • Structure

Don't panic if you meet large groups of orcs, monsters, princesses, and Vikings. Welcome to Denmark's largest role-playing area.

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Bench with a view of the lake

Highlight • Viewpoint

Nice place for sitting and watching the light change over the lake. Can be cold on a windy day, but very nice in the sunshine

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Skallemose Lake

Highlight • Lake

Here you can get close to the otherwise densely overgrown shore and have a great view.

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Pond View

Highlight • Lake

A small bench to coffee lunch

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This is the Rillesten megalithic grave, a classic example of a simple dolmen from the Neolithic Funnel Beaker culture (approximately 3,500–3,200 BC).

It is characterized by its small burial chamber …

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Red cedar by the Eye of Aphrodite

Highlight • Natural Monument

Beautiful tree indeed, but not a giant redwood. I believe it is a red cedar or thuja plicata. The pond is called The Eye of Aphrodite and there’s a memorial stone by the path.

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