Skovsnogen - Deep Forest Artland

Welcome to Skovsnogen - deep forest artland - a family expedition under the open sky
Skovsnogen - deep forest artland - is intended as a place for family and children's experiences.

A marked pathway leads you through the forest and diverse experiences. On your way along the 3 km long route, you will find over 80 unique installations that challenge your imagination - new ones are constantly added.

Skovsnogen - deep forest artland encourages you to go exploring and to move through the forest, which is always full of new experiences. Skovsnogen - deep forest artland is the first of its kind in Denmark. Here you will find a combination of experimenting contemporary art and outdoor recreation as well as nature experiences.

A trip for the entire family

Go on an expedition and fantasy trip with the entire family. Experience nature in a completely new and different way. Be challenged on your preconceived notions about nature and how it can be used.

Skovsnogen - deep forest artland expresses itself as a series of nature- and experience spaces that are connected through a pathway. Here there are activities ranging from physical exertion to reflection and contemplation.

Meet the "giant beetle" and the yellow snake. Sit on the doorstep of Henry David Thoreau's cabin and enjoy the stunning view - or lean comfortably back on the look-up bench, where you can experience life in the treetops.

Check out the Guardians who protect the forest. Eat your lunch in a Fallen Moon - or count the tips of Denmark's largest 3D printed installation.

Find the hole, which is filled with colours. Scream to HATE. Dance with the dancing mosquitoes - or light up the stove and stay in a "factory", which is also a shelter.

Set daily life on hold, release your imagination and curiosity - there are experiences and impressions enough for more than one day in Skovsnogen - deep forest artland.

What is said about Skovsnogen - deep forest artland

Skovsnogen - deep forest artland has gradually become a milestone in the development of new ways to produce and not least experience contemporary art. A professor at the Sculpture School, Academy of Art in Copenhagen Martin Erik Andersen has expressed the following about Skovsnogen: "It is the best project that works with contemporary art and the public right now."

Chairman of the Cultural Co-operation in Central and Western Jutland Johs. Poulsen refers to the place as "a spectacular and innovative art experience in the wild outside the traditional framework of the established art scene ".

Or Per Arnoldi, who in his series "Far out with Arnoldi" calls Skovsnogen - deep forest artland "Denmark's most secretive and sculpture-filled forest."

This is also Skovsnogen - deep forest artland

Skovsnogen - deep forest artland was created in 2009 by artists Søren Taaning and René Schmidt and has since grown into an extraordinary place with many different projects. In addition to being an experience park for nature, outdoor life and art, the institution works with school and visiting services, volunteerism and local ownership, international collaborations, socially vulnerable and innovation in different contexts.