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A beautiful destination for outdoor activities (cycling, mountain biking and hiking) in a hilly landscape of forests and meadows.

The impressive landscape of Vrads Sande is a truly unique highlight in the heart of Denmark. This unusual area of inland sand dunes was formed centuries ago due to sand drift from overgrazing and deforestation. The panoramic view of this near-desert environment is a striking and unexpected sight, providing a dramatic contrast to the surrounding forests. It's a wonderful place to appreciate the country's diverse landscape.

This viewpoint over the Heden Heathland offers you a spectacular panorama of this unique landscape. From this vantage point, you can take in the vast, open expanse of the heath, a defining feature of the area. It's particularly beautiful in late summer, when the heather blooms in a sea of purple, creating a striking and memorable sight. The area offers a profound sense of solitude and is a great spot to appreciate the ancient and wild beauty of the Danish countryside.

At Igelsø you are surrounded by a vast landscape with wet meadows, small ponds and plenty of peace and quiet.

A beautiful path leads you through the soothing forest, making the walk much easier.

The Rediscovered Bridge, also known as “Den Genfundne Bro,” is a fascinating historic bridge near Horsens, Denmark. Originally built in 1899 as part of a railway connection between Horsens and Bryrup, the bridge was filled in in 1929 and fell into oblivion. In 2014, the bridge was rediscovered and restored, and today it is a popular tourist destination. The red steel lattice bridge, which is 13.4 meters high and 50 meters long, offers impressive views over the Gudenå River. It is a symbol of impressive engineering and a piece of revived Danish history. The bridge is part of the Horsens-Silkeborg Nature Trail, which is perfect for hiking and cycling. There is also good parking and picnic areas nearby, making it an ideal place for a family day out.

The Rediscovered Bridge, also known as “Den Genfundne Bro,” is a fascinating historic bridge near Horsens, Denmark. Originally built in 1899 as part of a railway connection between Horsens and Bryrup, the bridge was filled in in 1929 and fell into oblivion. In 2014, the bridge was rediscovered and restored, and today it is a popular tourist destination. The red steel lattice bridge, which is 13.4 meters high and 50 meters long, offers impressive views over the Gudenå River. It is a symbol of impressive engineering and a piece of revived Danish history. The bridge is part of the Horsens-Silkeborg Nature Trail, which is perfect for hiking and cycling. There is also good parking and picnic areas nearby, making it an ideal place for a family day out.

Vestbirk Sø is one of three artificial lakes created in 1924 by the dam of the Gudenå River to power the Vestbirk hydroelectric power station. The other two lakes are Bredvad Sø and Naldal Sø. These lakes are located in a picturesque area known as Bakkelandet, popular for outdoor activities such as canoeing, hiking, and cycling. Vestbirk Sø is particularly renowned for its beautiful natural surroundings and is a great place for fishing, swimming, and birdwatching. The nearby Vestbirk campsite offers canoe and rowboat rentals, making it easy to explore the lake.