Voervadsbro is a small village in Skanderborg Municipality, where the road crosses the Salten Å in the heart of Jutland's Lake District. Its name tells the story: a ford once lay here, later replaced by a bridge over the clear, meandering stream. The surrounding countryside is among Denmark's loveliest – rolling, wooded and cut through by a river valley that leads on toward Mossø, one of the nation's largest lakes. The Salten Å is known among anglers for its brown and sea trout, while paths along the water invite quiet walks in every season. Nearby stand the historic Klostermølle mill and the protected meadows of the Gudenå river system. Voervadsbro is no tourist magnet, but that is precisely its charm: a fine base for discovering the calm, scenic Jutland away from the busy routes, whether by bicycle, canoe or on foot.