Hills that come alive when it snows

Tobboganing in Ulvedalene can get lively

Who says fun can’t come cheap? Filled with green wild grass in the summer and snowy and picturesque in winter, the Wolf Hills are the ultimate playground, all-natural and refreshing. 

A treasure well-known among Danes, this opening in the middle of Dyrehave brings outs the hyperactive child in you. 

The different hills vary in steepness, accommodating different levels of adventurousness.

Families who come here often bring rather primitive snow-gliding gear: a classic wooden bench-sledge, a snowboard or even just a cosplay superhero shield! 


The wolf hills: all year-round; Ulvedalene, Klampenborg; free adm 





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