The route is characterized by large natural areas, including heaths, bogs, and some of Denmark's cleanest lakes. You walk through Skærbæk Plantage and Ansø Enge and over Vrads Sande. The route's attractions include, among others, the cobblestone hollow way at Ansø Mølle and the Hørbylunde Oak Scrub.
Hesselhus Camping-Vrads
Hørbylunde Oak Scrub
Hørbylunde, a wonderful ancient oak scrub southwest of Silkeborg, opens the door for you to a world of natural enchantment. Its existence is perched on majestic, undulating slopes, surrounded by dense, low-growing oak trees that sway in harmony with the quiet rustling of the beeches. Here you encounter a landscape where every tree trunk seems to hold centuries of wisdom.
On the modest ground, where the sun's rays only partially pierce the dense canopy, a delicate yet vibrant undergrowth thrives. In the shade of the trees, you can discover both blueberries and eagle ferns. You feel nature's relentless determination to thrive, even in the most humble of places.
And in the midst of it all stands Store Hørbyhøj as a pillar of ancient memories and mystique. The ancient mound, situated in Hørbylunde, sparks curiosity and reminds you of the deep roots of history. Together, the nature in the Oak Scrub and the mound at Hørbylunde create a picturesque scene that invites profound contemplation in the magic of nature.
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How do you get to and from the route using public transport?
You can find your way to the stage using public transport by using the Rejseplanen and Hærvejsappen. To get to the starting point of the stage, enter the destination 'Hesselhus Camping (Silkeborg Kom)' in Rejseplanen. Once you arrive, you can use the Hærvejsappen to navigate to the Hærvej.
Useful links
Rejseplanen: www.rejseplanen.dk
Get a stamp in your Hærvej Passport
On this stage, you can get a stamp in your Hærvej Passport at Hesselhus Camping.