Bækmarksbro

Frederiksberg Have in Bækmarksbro is the starting point of the Bæverstien nature trail, which runs along the Flynder Å. A fishing lake, canoe trips on the river and a large stone cross from the early Middle Ages at Bækmark add further points of interest. Nature watching, fishing, a trip on the water and a cultural-history landmark offer something for different interests. If you are looking for holiday accommodation, it helps to first consider which of these experiences you would most like to shape your holiday.

Nature trail along the Flynder Å

The Bæverstien begins at Frederiksberg Have in Bækmarksbro and runs along the Flynder Å. The river shapes the character of the nature trail, while the garden marks its starting point. Beavers are easiest to spot along the Bæverstien at dusk. If you hope to see these animals, you can plan your day around this information. Dusk is the stated best time for observing them, but a sighting is not guaranteed. This brings together a specific route along the river and a suggested time for nature watching.

Canoe trip or riverside walk

Six canoes are available for trips on the Flynder Å, along with life jackets for children and adults. This offers a different perspective from the Bæverstien: the nature trail runs alongside the river, while a canoe trip takes you out onto the water. You can decide whether you would rather follow the river on foot or consider a trip on the river. Equipment availability may change, so check the latest visitor information before making plans.

Fishing at Bækmarksbro Put and Take

Bækmarksbro Put and Take has a 6,000 m² fishing lake. The site also has tables, benches and an area for cleaning fish. So the description covers not only the water but also facilities for spending time there and handling your catch. Fishing offers a different focus from the nature trail or a canoe trip: here, the lake is the main attraction. If fishing is part of your holiday plans, the lake’s size and the listed facilities are specific features to take into account.

Stone cross and swimming pool

A large stone cross from the early Middle Ages is located at Bækmark. Its size and historical period make the cultural connection tangible. Tangsø Swimmingpool has a 32°C pool, a water slide and a paddling pool. These details describe a different kind of water experience from canoeing or fishing: here, the focus is on the pool and its listed features.

When choosing holiday accommodation, you can take the focus of your holiday into account: are you most drawn to nature watching, fishing or a cultural-history theme? This lets you tailor your search to your own travel interests, rather than treating all the experiences as similar outings.

As route information, canoe equipment and the visitor facilities and pools mentioned here may change, it is worth checking the latest information before each outing.

Discover more destinations

Discover more destinations: Ulfborg, Fjand Gårde, Sønder Nissum, Handbjerg, Vinderup, Thorsminde, Ejsing, Ejsingholm.

For the overview of the wider area: Holstebro Municipality.