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Haslevgårde Å Cykelbro

A small country bridge over Haslev stream, offering cyclists and walkers a tranquil pause between fields, fjord and open sky just north of Hadsund.

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Haslevgårde Å Cykelbro is a small cycling and footbridge over the Haslev stream near Kystvejen, just north of Hadsund along Mariager Fjord. Framed by fields, woodland edges and the gentle flow of the stream, this modest crossing doubles as a quiet pause-point on local walking and cycling routes. Benches, grassy banks and views towards the fjord make it a peaceful stop for a picnic, birdwatching or simply listening to water and wind before continuing your ride along the coast.

A brief summary to Haslevgårde å cykelbro

  • Kystvejen 151, Hadsund, 9560, DK
  • Duration: 0.5 to 2 hours
  • Free
  • Environment icon Outdoor
  • Mobile reception: 4 out of 5
  • Monday 12 am-12 am
  • Tuesday 12 am-12 am
  • Wednesday 12 am-12 am
  • Thursday 12 am-12 am
  • Friday 12 am-12 am
  • Saturday 12 am-12 am
  • Sunday 12 am-12 am

Local tips

  • Bring a simple picnic or thermos and use the grassy banks near the bridge as an informal waterside lunch spot.
  • Wear shoes suitable for grass and light mud, especially after rain, as the approaches to the stream can be soft underfoot.
  • Time your visit for early morning or late evening for softer light, bird activity and more atmospheric views along the stream and towards the fjord.
  • Pack binoculars or a camera; the reeds and wet meadows around the stream are good for casual birdwatching and simple landscape shots.
  • Combine the stop with a longer bike ride along Kystvejen between Hadsund and Øster Hurup to turn the bridge into a natural mid-route break.
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Getting There

  • Car from central Hadsund

    Driving from central Hadsund to Haslevgårde Å Cykelbro typically takes about 8–12 minutes via the coastal road north. The route follows a standard paved main road suitable for all vehicles. You can usually find informal roadside parking close to Kystvejen 151, then walk a short distance on uneven grass down towards the stream. There is no parking fee and no height restrictions, but spaces are limited in peak summer weekends.

  • Regional bus from Hadsund

    A regional bus service runs between Hadsund and Øster Hurup along Kystvejen, with a journey time of around 15–20 minutes from the Hadsund bus terminal to the nearest stop by Haslevgårde. A single adult ticket typically costs about 20–30 DKK, purchased from the driver or via local ticket apps. From the stop, expect a roadside walk of several hundred metres along a paved verge, which is relatively flat but exposed to weather and traffic. Services run more frequently on weekdays than late evenings or Sundays, so check current timetables before you travel.

  • Cycling from Hadsund

    Cycling from Hadsund town centre to Haslevgårde Å Cykelbro generally takes 20–30 minutes each way, depending on your pace. The ride follows the coastal corridor, mostly on paved roads or cycle-friendly shoulders with gentle gradients. The final approach to the bridge includes brief sections on gravel and grass, which may be soft after rain. There are no specific bike parking facilities at the bridge itself, so plan to lean or lock your bicycle against a fence or rail while you explore on foot.

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A Quiet Crossing in the Hadsund Countryside

Haslevgårde Å Cykelbro is a modest wooden and metal bridge spanning the Haslev stream just off Kystvejen, north of Hadsund in the Mariager Fjord landscape. Here the agricultural fields soften into wet meadows and low woodland, and the stream winds its way towards the fjord. The bridge itself is built for walkers and cyclists, a slim structure that invites you to pause halfway and look down at the clear water slipping past. Although small in scale, the bridge feels like a natural pause on longer outings along the coast road. Cars roll by on Kystvejen above, yet a few steps down towards the stream and traffic noise drops away, replaced by birdsong and the steady murmur of water under the decking.

Stream, Fjord and Open Skies

What gives Haslevgårde Å Cykelbro its charm is the blend of water, open sky and wide horizons. To one side, the stream curves through reeds and sedges, offering cover for ducks, herons and songbirds. To the other, the landscape opens towards Mariager Fjord, with glimpses of the inlet and the opposite shore on clear days. It is an easy place to read the layered character of this part of Jutland: maritime in feeling, yet unmistakably rural. The setting changes subtly with the seasons. In spring, the banks are fresh with new grass and wildflowers. High summer brings long evenings where the low sun lights up the fields in gold. On crisp autumn days, the air can feel almost glassy, with mist hanging over the water early in the morning. Even in winter, the bare trees and pale light give the bridge a quiet, stripped-back beauty.

On Foot or Two Wheels

This spot is especially appreciated by walkers and cyclists using the coastal corridor between Hadsund and Øster Hurup. The bridge links short local paths and field edges, acting as a small but useful connection where the stream would otherwise be a barrier. For touring cyclists following longer routes around Mariager Fjord, it serves as a scenic rest stop that breaks up the ride without requiring a major detour. The approach paths are generally easy-going, with short grassy or gravel stretches that suit most fitness levels. Families with children can safely explore the immediate area around the stream, watching waterlife and skimming stones from the bank, while more experienced riders simply roll onto the bridge, lean their bikes against the rail and enjoy a breather.

Simple Pleasures by the Water

There are no grand facilities here, and that simplicity is part of the appeal. A small grassy area beside the stream can serve as an impromptu picnic spot, and a couple of informal places to sit make it easy to linger. The low railings allow clear views up and down the watercourse, which is shallow enough in places for you to see stones and plants on the bed below. Photographers find plenty to work with: reflections of clouds in the water, reeds backlit by the sun, or the geometric line of the bridge cutting across a soft, natural setting. On calm days, the stream surface can be mirror-still; after rain, the livelier flow adds movement and sound to the scene.

A Pause Between Town and Fjord

Haslevgårde Å Cykelbro sits in a kind of threshold zone between Hadsund’s small-town life and the open lands along the Kattegat coast. It makes a gentle objective for a short outing from holiday houses and campsites in the area, or a contemplative stop on a longer day discovering Mariager Fjord. Without interpretation boards or heavy signage, the experience is informal and unstructured: you arrive, take in the place at your own pace, and continue when you are ready. This unassuming bridge captures something essential about the Danish countryside: ease of access, understated design and a close relationship to everyday nature. It is not a destination that demands hours, but a small, satisfying moment in the landscape that quietly enhances whatever wider route you are following.

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