We cycle to Klostermølle, which used to be an old monastery, but is now more recently a paper mill. Here you will see Denmark's longest wooden building and enjoy the view to Mossø and the Gudenå delta.
We push the bikes along a stretch of the Gudenå, which with its beauty can make everyone stop and lose track of time for a while.
After the river we climb upwards, the view from the 108 meter Sukkertoppen offers is phenomenal, let your eyes rove across Mossø and the surrounding hills.

The fish platter and forest lake

After combined experiences with nature and histoy we drive a short distance to Det lille Røgeri, where lunch is served. Det lille Røgeri offers fish dishes of very fine quality, the taste and experience at the Røgeri is fantastic. Lunch is included but you pay for your own drinks.

Well-fed, we jump back on the bikes and turn our noses towards Holmely on the way we pass Nedenskov Lake, where it is possible to take a swim in the popular bathing lake - so remember swimwear.

On this trip we will bike to Tinnet krat where Gudenå and Skjernå have their source. After a visit to the springs and the remains of a water park from the 1930s, we step on the pedals again. A short distance takes us up to Tinnetgård's farm shop, here you can find flowers from fields and forests, edible plants and perennials, as well as organic beef and pork, organic eggs and potatoes and much more.

Rørbæksø and lunch with a view

We jump back on the bikes and drive a short distance to Rørbæksø, here it is possible to go for a walk. The three km long and less than 500 meters wide lake lies in a deep valley through which Skjernå runs.
We cycle a short distance up a hill where Rørbæksø Restaurant is located with its beautiful panoramic view of the lake. Here we enjoy our well-deserved lunch.
After lunch we cycle through the beautiful countryside towards home.

We cycle from Holmely on small roads through the beautiful summer landscape that winds through forests and fields to Vrads.
In Vrads, the small grocery store is open and we can buy an ice cream or something to drink and have a chat with the locals or other tourists who have found this small village gem. Vrads is a small and very sociable town, the small shop is kept up by a joint effort from the town's citizens.

The Lonely Station

After a short rest, we cycle down to Vrads st. here we eat a nice lunch at the old station, which is full of history. The station has been called the most deserted station in Denmark. Today, the veteran train runs between the two stations during the summer half-year.

It is possible to take the veteran train to Bryrup, here you can sit and enjoy the bumpy ride through the forest with a view of a row of forest lakes.
From Vrads station, we cycle further down the gravel road to beautiful Snabe Igelsø, where there is an opportunity to swim.
The trip towards Bryrup runs through a completely unique landscape with beautiful lakes, such as Kul lake, Kvindsø and deep forests. From Bryrup, we can choose to take the nature trail or cycle along the gravel roads among more beautiful lakes and forests back to Holmely.

On this trip we can take detours to Silderup væld, Velling Galv and Velling Kalv.