Old Bear Enclosure – Odder Church loop from Rude Havvej

Denmark

Central Denmark

Odder

Old Bear Enclosure – Odder Church loop from Rude Havvej

Moderate

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Old Bear Enclosure – Odder Church loop from Rude Havvej

03:53

56.8km

430m

Gravel riding

Moderate gravel ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 24, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 55.3 km for 141 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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1.83 km

Cykelsmeden Odder [DK 🇩🇰]

Highlight • Rest Area

I can't judge whether this bike shop is good or bad, since I was there outside of opening hours (see picture 2), and I was spared a major breakdown during this DK holiday... 😉

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3.47 km

Rathlousdal Manor

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The main building was from the 1760s, but the side wings were demolished in 1910 after a fire and replaced with the current mansions. The rest of the original main …

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3.97 km

Old Bear Enclosure

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Two bears from Russia used to be kept here until the maintenance became too expensive and they were donated to Copenhagen Zoo.

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4.27 km

Dyrehave

Forest

17.1 km

Torrild Nyskov is a developing afforestation area created to expand local nature spaces and boost biodiversity. The woodland has recreational walking paths that connect directly to the village of Torrild and its surrounding trail network.

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24.7 km

Storskov

Forest

37.4 km

Bench and Memorial Stone, Sondrup Hills

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Perched on a hill deep within the Sondrup Hills forest, this bench offers a place of tranquility—complete with a bit of a view as well.

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39.4 km

Trail at Horsens Fjord

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Nice trail at Horsens Fjord for hiking or riding gravel/MTB.

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55.4 km

Odder Church

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The church dates from the mid-12th century and was built of granite blocks in the Romanesque style. The church was expanded in 1694 by adding a family chapel.

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