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Great gravel route

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Very beautiful lake

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Lake Glenstrup, located between Hobro and Randers, is North Jutland’s third largest lake and one of Denmark’s deepest, reaching up to 31 meters. Known for excellent predator fishing, it is home to trophy-sized pike over 15 kg, as well as perch, lake trout, eel, and various coarse fish. The scenic area offers fishing rights managed partly by the Hobro Sportfiskerforening, where visitors can buy a day pass or join the local angling club. With its tranquil waters and rich biodiversity, Lake Glenstrup is a must-visit spot for anglers and nature enthusiasts alike.

From this point, your view sweeps far over Mariager Fjord and the surrounding hills. Sheep and cows graze in the rolling meadows. You can get refreshments for the rest of the hike at the Bramslev Bakker restaurant.

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Hadsund Bridge is a bascule bridge in Denmark that spans the Mariager Fjord, connecting the town of Hadsund across its northern and southern parts. Opened in 1976, it carries road traffic via Secondary Route 507 and includes a movable span for maritime passage.

This gravel track makes every biker's heart beat faster.

Hadsund Bridge is a bascule bridge that crosses the Mariager Fjord.

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If you are on the Mariager Fjord Route 32, you have a great panoramic view from up here.

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Bramslevgaard in its current form was probably built in 1801. Guests have been accommodated here since 1959. Today, the renovated and expanded property is run as a hotel and restaurant.

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Beautiful section on the Mariager Fjordroute 32. On narrow paths, over a wooden footbridge through the stream meadow.

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Tranquil and quiet marina in a beautiful setting.

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Wonderful hiking through a very special nature

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Bench with a wonderful view of the lake and the paddock

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The oldest remaining building in Hobro is the church staircase from around 1100 AD. The nobles were led to the church on these stairs. The city must have been big enough at that time to build a church. The current church was built in 1852 AD. built after a drawing by the architect "Bindesbøll", who also designed the Thorwald Museum. A cannonball was "kept" in the base of the museum. This should be the old church in the Swedish War 1657-1660 AD. hit. https://www.visitvesthimmerland.de/vesthimmerland/planlaeg-din-tur/hobro-kirche-gdk601013

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Quietly located campsite above the fjord with a beautiful view.

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The oldest surviving building in Hobro is the church staircase, dating from around 1100 AD. The nobles were led to the church on these stairs. The town must have been big enough at that time to build a church. The current church was built in 1852 based on a drawing by the architect "Bindesbøll", who also designed the Thorwald Museum. A cannonball was "stored" in the base of the museum. This is said to have hit the old church in the Swedish War of 1657-1660 AD. https://www.visitdenmark.de/daenemark/explore/hobro-kirche-gdk601013

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Very beautiful church, which is easy to see from a distance and thanks to its kringle somehow more striking than other churches.

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