You will pass through beautiful, rolling countryside, heathlands, plantations, and small lakes. Among other things, the 11-kilometer stage takes you past some of Denmark's cleanest lakes, the protected Tingdal Lakes, before you arrive at Nørre Snede, which has been a focal point for travelers on the Hærvejen route far back in history.
Vrads-Nørre Snede
The Tingdal Lakes
Rævsø, Grane Langsø, Kalgård Lake, and Kongsø are commonly referred to as the Tingdal Lakes. They constitute a unique natural area of very clear, oligotrophic lakes, known as "Lobelia lakes" because the two-lobed lobelia plant grows in them. The lakes and their surroundings are very vulnerable to human impact and are therefore protected. For this reason, you must not walk on the tree- and shrub-free banks or swim, fish, and sail in the lakes.
You will notice that the surrounding areas are mainly composed of plantations and moorland. To the west of Kalgård Lake and Kongsø, the Kongsø Heath extends, where nature conservation is carried out to preserve the open landscape and prevent overgrowth of vegetation, while a small dammed lake with a fortified hill called "Hansborg" can be found here.
Park your bike, as the marked trails and information signs make it easy to explore the scenic area.
Torupvej 7, 8652 Bryrup
How do you get to and from the stage using public transport?
You can find your way to the stage using public transport by using the Journey Planner and the Hærvej app. To get to the starting point of the stage, you should enter the destination '?' in the Journey Planner. Once you arrive, you can use the Hærvej app to find your way to the Hærvej trail.
Useful links
Journey Planner: www.rejseplanen.dk
Get a stamp in your Hærvej Passport
On this stage, you can get a stamp in your Hærvej Passport at Nørre Snede Church.