Nature
Peaceful meadow stretches, steep slopes with beech and coniferous forests, and distinctive Ice Age formations await you along Bindeballestien.
Bindeballestien - the old railway line
Photo: Knapek Photography
Take a journey through time as you walk or cycle along Bindeballestien. Bindeballestien follows the old Vandel Railway track, and in addition to the history of the railway line, which opened in 1897, you will also encounter the Viking Age and the Iron Age on your trip.
On Bindeballestien, nature experiences and cultural history come together in perfect harmony, so make sure to allow plenty of time for stops along the way.
Whether you walk or cycle along Bindeballestien, the route offers a journey back in time. You follow the path through landscapes shaped by the Ice Age, and you encounter historical sights from ancient times to the industrialization.
Enjoy your trip!
Facts about BindeballestienLength: The route from Vejle to Billund is 36 kilometers |
What can you experience along Bindeballestien?
Good to know for your trip along Bindeballestien
Rest stops
Along Bindeballestien, you will find plenty of recreational facilities you can use. At Kvak Mølle, Vingsted, Ravningbroen, Bindeballe Station, and Kirstinelyst, there are shelters and tent sites with picnic houses, grills, and fire pits.
Kenneth Stjernegaard
Car-free section
From Vejle to Bindeballe, Bindeballestien follows the old Vandel Railway track. This section is paved and exclusively for cyclists and pedestrians.
Since this section is paved, it is also accessible for wheelchair users to navigate this part of the route.
Knapek Photography
Transport and parking
Bindeballestien is an A-B route, so you will not return to the same starting point. However, you can easily take the bus in either direction. Bus number 43 and 143 run between Vejle Station and Lalandia in Billund.
If you arrive by car, there are plenty of places to park in Vejle. Some parking spaces are free, while others require payment.
