Kanobro ved Stadilvej

Canoeing on Tim Å is a scenic experience and offers various difficulty levels. The first part of the stretch – from Torstedvej between Torsted and Ørnhøj to Vandmøllevej between Torsted and Tim – is challenging with dense vegetation and new rapids with relatively fast current. The river is cleared of fallen trees and low-hanging branches at the start of the season, but new ones continuously appear, and it’s a good idea to bring a saw if venturing onto this part. The stretch from Vandmøllevej to Åvænget in Tim is a bit easier, but at least as scenic. Just upstream of the railway bridge in Tim, the first of the new canoe bridges has been built. Here you will also find a shelter with ample space for a large family, and there are parking options for canoe trailers. From this canoe bridge, all skill levels can paddle the last section of the river. You can either go ashore where the river crosses Tim Kirkevej – or you can continue out over Tim Enge to where Tim Enge meets Stadil Fjord at Stadilvej. Here lies canoe bridge number two, where there are also parking options and picnic table sets. The water level in Tim Enge can at times be so low that you have to get out of the canoe and drag it a distance. On a calm day, you can continue into Stadil Fjord and down to the bathing spot Alrum, where there are toilets, running water, a shelter site, and good parking options. At wind speeds over 5 m/s, canoeing on Stadil Fjord is not recommended. If you want to know more about canoeing on Tim Å and possibly borrowing canoe equipment, the information can be found on Tim Sogn’s website: Kano – Velkommen til Tim Sogn