Danish trails, the weather where they start, and an arrow that points your friends to the same spot.
Every mapped hiking, MTB and cycling route in Denmark, straight from OpenStreetMap
The ancient road along the spine of Jutland — cattle drovers, pilgrims and armies walked it for a thousand years.
Møn, Nyord & BogøLoopDenmark's friendliest trail, by its own reckoning — a loop around Møn with the white chalk cliffs of Møns Klint as its high point, Nyord's meadows and Bogø's quiet lanes.
Sydfyn & the archipelagoPoint to pointThe Archipelago Trail follows the south coast of Funen and hops to Langeland, Tåsinge and Ærø — hills, manor forests and a lot of sea.
SønderjyllandPoint to pointThe old border guards' patrol path along Flensborg Fjord — the gendarmes walked it daily from 1920 to 1958.
Vendsyssel, west coastLoopA short walk along the eroding coast to the lighthouse that was moved 70 m inland in 2019 to keep it from falling into the sea.
NordjyllandOut and backThe northern tip of Denmark, where the Skagerrak and Kattegat meet and you can stand with a foot in each.
DjurslandLoopRolling ice-age hills in the national park, with views over Ebeltoft Vig and Kalø Vig from Agri Bavnehøj and Trehøje.
Every trail page has a Go button. It opens a page with one big arrow and a distance, pointing at the trailhead from wherever you are — and a link you can send, so everyone's arrow points to the same place. Works for forests, beaches and car parks that have no address.