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Stjær Church – Yding Skovhøj Stone Circle loop from Silkeborg

Stjær Church – Yding Skovhøj Stone Circle loop from Silkeborg

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Stjær Church – Yding Skovhøj Stone Circle loop from Silkeborg

06:32

143km

1,520m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 18, 2026

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The surface along some of this route may not be suitable

Some segments of your route comprise a surface that may not be suitable for your chosen sport.

After 105 km for 342 m

After 129 km for 143 m

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Train Station

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677 m

Nature Trail Silkeborg–Herning

Highlight • Cycleway

It feels like a cycle autobahn, completely past the traffic, this way runs right to Silkeborg.

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27.7 km

Veng

Highlight • Settlement

Veng is a historic village situated in the rolling hills of East Jutland. Its key landmark is Veng Church, a beautifully preserved Romanesque building dating back to around 1100 that is widely considered to be Denmark's oldest surviving monastery church.

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33.1 km

Stjær Church

Highlight • Religious Site

35.3 km

Rammel Ås

Forest

49.0 km

Winding Road with Curve Warning Sign

Highlight • Trail

Almost alpine conditions! But only for a very short time.

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54.6 km

View of Skanderborg Golf Club and Skanderborg Lake

Highlight • Viewpoint

- Nice road along the lake
- View over the well-tended golf course to Skanderborg Sø

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75.5 km

Yding Skovhøj Stone Circle

Highlight • Historical Site

The Yding Skovhøj is 172.35 meters officially the highest elevation in Denmark.

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94.0 km

Sønder Vissing Church

Highlight • Religious Site

The whitewashed building of Sønder Vissing Church is a prominent feature north of the village. It consists of an original Romanesque nave and chancel, while the Gothic tower and porch were added during the late 1400s.

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