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A very nice trail. It's 17 km long and really makes the most of the few meters of elevation gain.

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Slåensø Lake is located directly south of Borre Lake in the Silkeborg Sønderskov forest area. Due to the limited water supply, the water is very clean. The lake is situated in very hilly terrain and is a popular tourist destination, with Kongestolen (82 m high) located directly south of the lake, offering a beautiful view to the north. Denmark's tallest tree, a Douglas fir over 50 m tall, stands nearby. A good hiking trail leads around the entire lake.

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Before you set off, you should try to find out whether the structure is there or gone. It is quite obvious that the bridge is dismantled in winter, certainly to protect the structure. We had already seen on Google Maps that someone had marked it "Closed" so we did not arrive with great expectations (only the beach part without boards was left). Unfortunately, I cannot say with any certainty how reliable the maintenance in Maps is. Perhaps there are more reliable sources...

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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.

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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.

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A very nice idea and a tourist magnet. A walk on the beach rounds it off.

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Very nice surroundings and view of the water

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After a steep climb you can start a nice flowy descent with many curves, fun all the way through

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There are nice places to sit anywhere, there are good cycling and hiking trails. A great view just above the beach and the Infinity Bridge and a little below the game reserve

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Nice idea to build a round bridge 😊

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Not outstandingly great, but a special place and a beautiful view.

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a really very beautiful park

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Nice parking lot next to it

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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.

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A very popular place for excursions with break benches. There is a parking lot 300m away. Address: Vestbirkvej 2A, Braedstrup. The bridge was hidden in a huge dam in 1925 and rediscovered in 2014 during preparations for the renaturation of the Gudena.

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Simply great fun to drive through the curves here.

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Great descent, up and down, right and left, sometimes fast, sometimes slow. Just really good fun.

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Perhaps the best trail in Denmark. The trail is well build and you will drive trough many beautiful areas. The forest is part of the largest forest in Denmark called “Silkeborgskovene” which covers an area of 128km2. Its a tough route with many hills to climb however you will get rewarded with fantastic downhill in a danish standard. Follow the 🟦 main trail and try 🟥⬛️loops if you want more adrenaline. There are many spectacular viewpoints in the area as well. If you want to try the longest downhill in Denmark you will find it here. Its part of the 🟦 trail in the southern end of the forest🌳🌲🌳

Actually: Varna Palæet The name of the building can be traced back to 1829 when the owner of a mill on the site advertised for "Varna Mill" (Varna Mölle) in Arhus Stiftstidende.

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Nice gag: a circular footbridge into the sea with a beautiful view towards Aarhus.

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