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Step back in time at this fascinating monastery museum, showcasing centuries of monastic life and local history. The beautifully preserved buildings and exhibits offer a deep insight into the region's cultural heritage. Find more information and opening hours at their website: https://www.museumskanderborg.dk/%c3%b8m-kloster

View over the monastery ruins.

Between Alken and Fulbro Mølle very nice along the lake.

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.

Great pitstop in the summer, with a small kiosk that sells soda, icecream and snacks as well as nice restrooms where you can also refill your bidons

With the burial mound at the top, it is the highest mountain in Denmark. Without the burial mound it is only enough for second place. Regardless of this rating, the climb is considerable by Danish standards and is rewarded with a wide panoramic view. The highest (Møllehøj) and third highest mountain (Ejer Bavnehøj) are located nearby.

Great facility and imposing building. Every few minutes a lovely melody is played near the tower. You could enjoy the view for free. Overall, the area is really nice.

The highest mountains or elevations in Denmark are in the Ejer Bjerge, a range of hills between Horsens and Skanderborg in the eastern part of the Midtjylland region (Central Jutland). In 2005, high-precision measurements revealed Møllehøj (170.86m), located 200 m west of Ejer Bavnehøj, to be the highest natural elevation in the country, while a Bronze Age burial mound of Yding Skovhøj was determined to be the highest elevation at 172.54m, which includes man-made mounds.