Kulhuse between Fjord, Beach and Forest

Kulhuse combines impressive nature experiences with a special location by the water. The sandy beach, the ferry connection across the fjord and the extensive Jægerspris Nordskov forest offer different opportunities for planning your trip. Depending on whether you prefer quiet hours at the beach, a longer cycling tour or walks through the forest, you can choose your holiday apartment in Kulhuse according to your preferred pace of travel.

Beach Days at Kulhuse Beach

Kulhuse Beach has Blue Flag status. It is also a sandy beach with good water depth. This makes the beach a clear destination for anyone wishing to plan time by the water during their stay. The beach can form the relaxing part of a trip, while on other days you can explore the landscape around the fjord and forest.

Across the Fjord on the M/F Columbus

The M/F Columbus operates between Kulhuse and Sølager. The ferry has space for 8 cars and 70 passengers. The journey across the fjord is calm and scenic, with views of coastlines, small islands and diverse birdlife. This means the ferry connection can be included in the trip as an experience in its own right or used as a link to an excursion to Sølager. Anyone travelling by car should take the stated capacity of 8 cars into account when planning their trip.

Jægerspris Nordskov: Forest Landscape and Birdwatching

Jægerspris Nordskov is a continuous, 10-kilometre-long deciduous forest area along the Roskilde Fjord. It stretches from Kulhuse in the north to Jægerspris in the south. The forest is privately managed but publicly accessible. During the day, you may walk and cycle on the paths and roads there. You can park for Jægerspris Nordskov at the end of Barakvej in Kulhuse.

Nordskov also offers a specific reason for nature observation: The red-backed shrike breeds there and can be observed in hedges, at forest edges, in clearings and in bushes on the Nordskov meadows. Those interested in birds and changing landscapes can take this aspect into account when choosing accommodation and planning their days.

Fjord Path for Hikers and Cyclists

The Fjord Path is a nature trail along the Roskilde Fjord and the Isefjord. It is intended for cyclists and hikers and is 275 kilometres long in total. Small blue signs mark the route; it also bears the number 40. This information makes it easier to find your way when planning a longer tour or when you only want to explore part of the path.

Those arriving on foot or by bicycle pass the Kulhuse Shelter site directly via the Fjord Path, Regional Route 40. This makes it suitable as a stopover on a longer tour.

Other Places to Include in Your Trip Planning

If you would like to compare other destinations in addition to Kulhuse, you can also include Græsted, Høsterkøb, Ballerup, Skibby, Hornbæk, Fredensborg, Melby and Dalby Huse in your search.

For the overarching travel overview: Hovedstaden.