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Impressive structure where you can feel the vibrations as you walk over it.

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A quick update for all hikers: the bridge is intact and passable. A maximum of two people are allowed on it at a time. Enjoy hiking through the beautiful landscape, right by the water! 🥾🥰 (As of May 31, 2025)

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Hello, the bridge has been repaired properly. Many thanks to the hard-working craftsmen. It's definitely worth taking the circular walk, and especially in the area in front of and around this bridge, you can observe and hear a lot of birds. In addition to swans and geese, we also heard reed buntings, sedge warblers, and yellow wagtails. This was actually the most beautiful part of the hike.

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The bridge has been repaired, the Danish sign is still there, but the bridge is accessible as usual (as of 24.04.25).

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A very beautiful area, definitely worth a visit, but the hike described here isn't suitable for this time of year. The detour from the main trail via a footpath to the north is just about manageable in normal hiking boots, but it's covered in mud - a swamp-like condition. However, we had to abandon the actual southern main section of the hike through the nature reserve. Fishing trousers or similar would have been necessary for that. After about 300 meters, the path was blocked by knee-deep, unavoidable floodwaters. Probably a very nice route in summer!

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Currently only accessible by wading (water is about hip-deep for adults)

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Unfortunately it's still broken at the moment. Almost the entire path is overgrown, making it difficult for dogs walking along the path to avoid getting to the electric fence, which stretches over a very long distance.

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Unfortunately, one side of the bridge is broken and you have to walk through knee-deep water.

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In picturesque surroundings near Skjern Enge, you'll find Denmark's longest wooden suspension bridge, King Hans Bridge. The bridge was built in 2003 as part of the restoration of the Skjern Å River. The mighty pylons are made of "naval oak," which was planted in 1807 after the loss of the Danish Navy to the English. The bridge is named after King Hans, who tragically died of pneumonia at this spot after falling into the water. His memorial stone stands next to the bridge. Source: visitvesterhavet.de

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In picturesque surroundings at Skjern Enge you will find Denmark's longest wooden suspension bridge, Kong Hans Bro. The bridge was built in 2003 in connection with the restoration of the river Skjern Å. The mighty pylons are made of "naval oak", which was planted in 1807 after the loss of the Danish navy to the English. The bridge is named after King Hans, who tragically died of pneumonia at this spot after falling into the water. His memorial stone stands next to the bridge. Source: https://www.visitvesterhavet.de

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Interesting area with lots of water and animals.

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A great vehicle that is easy to use and fun.

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It's fun to ride, but the dog should be too, so you can get ahead. Self-service, so you're the man.

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Very beautiful animals in the pasture

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Several ferries come along the Rundrour

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A fun change of pace on the hiking trail.

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On the fjord circumnavigation, the two cable ferries were a lot of fun. The legs could be spared and the hands could be used for this. Nice idea the ferries instead of a bridge.

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Don‘t pay the ferryman

Nice way to cross Skjern Å and continue walking the trail.

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The cattle keep the grass short.

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