The village route Rans Togt
Dive into the history of the villages as you hike or bike along Rans Togt. The route follows the old country roads from village to village, each with its own unique character, history, and life.

Join Rans Togt and get to know some of the Danish villages a little better.
The route is designed to open up the stories of the villages. It’s about the people in the villages - the fun ones, the quirky ones, and those with deep roots in the local community. They can tell exciting and amusing stories about what makes their village special.
So, be sure to talk to the locals and get the intimate stories from life in the villages.
Enjoy!
Facts about Rans TogtLength: The route is 139 kilometers long and has six stages Fun fact: The route is named after the Bronze Age King Ran, who, according to legend, was buried in the mound right next to Randbøl Church after he fought a battle in Kongsdalen near Gødding. Four of his men were buried in Firehøje, about 500 meters north of King Ran’s Mound. |
What can you experience along Rans Togt?
Good to know for your trip on Rans Togt

Map of the Hiking Route
Here you can find a map of Rans Togt. You can also find a physical map of the route at VisitVejle at Banegårdspladsen 8, 7100 Vejle.

The Stages
There are a total of six stages along Rans Togt, and you will pass through 14 villages.
- The Watershed Stage (Vandskels-etapen) from Give to Tørring, approximately 23 kilometers
- The Hovedkær Stage (Hovedkær-etapen) from Tørring to Jelling, approximately 23 kilometers
- The Viking Stage (Vikinge-etapen) from Jelling to Vejle, approximately 15 kilometers
- The Valley Stage (Ådals-etapen) from Vejle to Egtved, approximately 29 kilometers
- The Bronze Stage (Bronze-etapen) from Egtved to Ny Nørup, approximately 24 kilometers
- The Heath Stage (Hede-etapen) from Ny Nørup to Give, approximately 25 kilometers

Weather and Hiking
You can confidently lace up your hiking shoes in any weather. Rans Togt primarily follows paved roads, and therefore you can complete the route in almost any weather.
If you’re bringing your dog along, remember that it must be on a leash








