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Nature is no longer the only experience awaiting on the 220 kilometers of the Archipelago Trail in South Funen.

220-kilometer-long hiking trail now has 40 stories to tell

On the 220-kilometer-long Archipelago Trail in South Funen, the natural experience has now been paired with signs and audio stories. Foto: Mads Bordinggaard
On the 220-kilometer-long Archipelago Trail in South Funen, the natural experience has now been paired with signs and audio stories. Foto: Mads Bordinggaard
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There are plenty of tales to be told in South Funen, where the hiking trail Øhavsstien is now getting a boost with new signs and audio stories.

This happens at 40 locations along the 220-kilometer route, says Nils Valdersdorf Jensen, department head at Svendborg Museum, who is the project leader for the storytelling initiative.

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