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Bølling Sø is a remarkable place with a fascinating history. Once a vast lake, it was drained in the 19th century to create farmland and peat bogs. In one of these bogs, the world-famous Tollund Man was discovered. In a major and successful conservation effort, the lake was recreated in 2005. The area today is a beautiful example of a restored landscape, with a large, shallow lake at its centre.

Well-equipped campsite. It's even fenced in.

If you are very fit, the "hill" is certainly no problem. With strong headwinds, have fun

Great experience, our Da Vinci wasn't a big fan because of the rattling on the tracks, he's a bit of a scaredy-cat

longest climb of my bike tour through Jutland. Just about doable with a 1:1 gear ratio and luggage.

Really nice climb and one of the 26 steepest hills in the Silkeborg Municipality. It's also the second highest one, peaking at 117 meters.

Vrads Station has today been converted into an atmospheric summer and company restaurant. The restaurant is located by the veteran railway Bryrup – Vrads, which is one of Central Jutland's biggest tourist attractions, where you can take a very beautiful trip on the old railway. Vrads Station is particularly known for its layer cakes and lunch service in the summer. The restaurant also offers Tractor Tuesday and Fabulous Friday, as well as the option to order picnic baskets. Vrads Station has a very special atmosphere and is located in the most beautiful surroundings, and it is therefore an obvious place to hold a party. The restaurant can accommodate up to 130 people, and your party can of course also be combined with arrival or dining in the old vintage trains. Read more on the website www.vradsstation.dk

The line is an approx. 5 km long section of the Horsens-Bryrup-Silkeborg Railway, which was closed in 1968. The journey goes from Bryrup through a wooded area past the lakes Kvindsø, Kulsø and Snabe Igelsø to Vrads train station. A very nice ride, which is rightly called "Denmark's most beautiful railway". More information about the timetable and the history of the route can be found at www.veteranbanen.dk