At the starting point, before departing from Thisted you can explore Lilleby, a charming miniature town that captures the essence of Thisted as it appeared in the 1950s. Comprising more than 90 meticulously crafted houses, this detailed reconstruction provides a nostalgic glimpse into mid-20th-century… read more

After a slow awakening in Fjerritslev, while surrounded by calmness and peace head towards the south-east. In the very first part of the stage, you’ll face the highest elevation of the day: the 43 meters (141 ft) above sea level of the Husby village. After that, the only other small climb makes you gain… read more

In this third stage, you’ll reach the east coast of Jutland and you’ll be facing Denmark at the other side of the Kattegat Strait! It’s almost a closed loop: Nørresundby and Aalborg are only separated by a bridge on the Limfjord, but don’t lose the chance to see a diverse mix of natural beauty, local… read more

Before leaving Aalborg, be sure to visit the Historical Museum. It serves as a gateway into more than a millennium of urban life, tracing the city’s development from its earliest days around the year 750 to the modern day. One of its highlights is the well-preserved merchant’s house dating back to 1602… read more

Though not very long in distance, this stage offers a wealth of experiences for those interested in nature, wildlife, and ancient history. One of the highlights is the option of a ferry trip from Rønbjerg to Livø, a protected island in the Limfjord. Livø is a nature reserve known for its diverse landscapes… read more

In case of bad weather, today’s stage can be shortened thanks to the Virksund bridge. On the other hand, if you’ll have ​​time and energy to spare, a detour of just over 20 kilometers (12 mi) opens the door to one of Denmark’s most historically significant cities: Viborg. You can get there via the National… read more

Today’s stage goes back up the Skive fjord through calm and pleasant roads. It’s the perfect time to relax and reflect on all the mileage you’ve already covered: in Sundsøre for example you’ll be able to see Hvalpsund closely at the other side of the fjord, where you stayed a couple of nights ago.



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Before leaving Glyngøre, learn more about the history of this part of the Jutland peninsula at the old railway station building, which has been thoughtfully repurposed as a museum and cultural center. A couple of kilometers south of Glyngøre you can cycle across the Sallingsund Bridge to reach another… read more

At the Struer Museum the story of the globally renowned audio company Bang & Olufsen is displayed. Founded in Struer in 1925, B&O is known for its pioneering work in sound design and aesthetics. You can take your time visiting this museum because today’s stage is very short and with only one small segment… read more

The west coast of Jutland is finally reached today! Head north from the Lemvig harbour to reach Gjellerodde, where the only hill of today’s route is located. You’ll go from 0 to 37 meters (121 ft) above sea level: not an outstanding climb, but this is what Denmark has to offer regarding elevation gain… read more

The southern part of the Thy National Park is a haven for birdwatchers, especially during migration seasons. Vast numbers of waterfowl and shorebirds pass through. Agger is also a magnet for water sports enthusiasts, with windsurfing, kayaking, and kitesurfing among the popular activities made possible… read more

Congratulations, you are close to the end of the Limfjord Route! The last stage is not that long as well, so your tired legs can enjoy some peace. Riding between bays and farmland will allow you to see the last glimpses of Northern Jutland, as rolling hills accompany you to your destination.



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