The Most Spectacular Places to Cycle in Denmark

Denmark is a great country for bike trips
Denmark is a great country for bike trips | © skeeze / pixabay
Aliki Seferou

It’s known worldwide that Denmark has a long cycling culture, with locals using bikes in order to move around the city. It’s also well known that Denmark has a varied and beautiful landscape with long coasts, pastures and forests that are worth being seen. According to locals, there isn’t a better way to explore the country’s beautiful places than on their beloved two-wheeled vehicle. Whether you want a relaxed cycle tour by the beach or a more adventurous mountain bike ride down a bluff side of a forest – our guide has you covered.

1. Bornholm

Natural Feature

View over the harbour, Allinge, Bornholm Island, Baltic sea, Denmark, Europe
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Bonholm is the island most Danes choose to spend some days during their summer vacations. Surrounded by the Baltic Sea, the picturesque island with colorful houses, sunny beaches and vast forests is a great destination for those who want to enjoy some moments of relaxation away from the city. Most travelers choose to explore Bornholm by bike; not only because it has cycle routes all around the island but also because it’s the perfect way to see every hidden corner of its stunning landscape.

2. Rold Forest (Rold Skov)

Forest, Store

Rold Forest
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Adrenaline seekers should try a mountain bike tour at one of the most beautiful forests in Denmark, Rold Skov. There are three routes, the Big Blue (Den Store Blå), The 24 hours route (24 timers ruten) and Denmark’s largest downhill track. Choose the one that fits your taste and abilities best and travel through ancient beech trees and springs. Campsites can be found all over the alluring forest, but you can also set your tent in specific places and spend the night while meeting other adventurers and nature lovers.

Limfjord Cycle Route

Some of the most remarkable cycling routes are found in the area around the city of Aalborg. The Limfjord cycle route is 600km long and those who’ll manage to cycle all the way from Hals to Thyborøn will pass by forests, lakes and hills. A shorter route, but equally beautiful, is the Halkær route which leads from Nibe to Havbro. Explore the area in your own rhythm and discover places that can not be seen when traveling by car or train.

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