모소 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

The MTB trail "Black Gold" is a black-rated singletrack built for downhill fun.

A great spot to take a break and enjoy the view over Lake Mossø.

A childhood dream Since 2004, Ry Nymølle has been privately owned. The owner, Benny Sølvsten, who was born and raised in Ry, fell in love with the mill as a child when he drove to the mill in a horse-drawn carriage to get feed for his chickens. After taking over in 2004, Benny Sølvsten had the mill extensively renovated, both externally and internally. In 2008, he moved into the main building, where he still lives.

Julsø (or Jul sø) at Silkeborg is the largest and deepest of the Himmelbjerg lakes between Ry and Silkeborg in the Central Jutland Highlands. As it flows through the Gudenå, it is also part of the Gudenå system.

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.

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

We went back the same route because we liked it so much. Next you could have seen the hydroelectric power station, the former clothing factory. We wanted to use what was probably the sunniest day of our vacation to visit the beach.