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komoot sends you directly over the beach here, but it is surprisingly well navigable

It is wonderful here

Jogging along these miles of sandy beaches is a unique experience: The constantly changing, soft, uneven surface trains your musculoskeletal system in a completely different way than solid ground, and at least visually, even after 10 kilometers, you still get the impression that you haven't made any progress. At least you'll be warmed up enough to enjoy a dip in the cool waves, even in the often chilly weather up here.

It cannot be relied upon 100% that the bridge is passable or exists. However, the chances are higher with this bridge than with the one a few kilometers north of the port of Løkken over the Klostergrøften. Otherwise, the only alternative is to go around it via the pedestrian bridge (https://www.komoot.com/de-de/highlight/6564742?ref=whd) about 150 m upstream...

Just before it flows into the North Sea, this small but important bridge on the beach takes cars up to 3.5 t over the Nybæk. You have to drive carefully, of course, but you can't go too slowly either, because there are stretches of deep sand in front of and behind the bridge that you can get stuck in. So don't drive too fast, but don't drive too hesitantly either, and it's best not to stop. As a hiker, you can watch in a relaxed manner the different tactics used to drive over the bridge.

This small but important wooden pedestrian bridge serves as a connection over Nybæk between Emil Nielsens Vej and the beach or Annettevej. A very narrow, sandy path leads along the top right bank of Nybæk towards the beach. On the other, left bank you then have to walk along a wider strip of sand through loose, deep, white dune sand towards the beach. But it's worth it because it's the shortest way to/from the beach and it's fun too.

This small but important bridge serves as a connection between Emil Nielsens Vej and the beach over the Nybæk stream for hikers and cyclists. A very narrow, sandy path leads along the top right bank of the Nybæk towards the beach. It is not passable, so you have to push your bike. On the other, left bank, you also have to push your bike along a wider strip of sand through loose, deep sand towards the beach. But it's worth it because it's a good shortcut.

Blokhus Beach is one of the most beautiful beaches in Northern Europe, stretching for miles, with the finest white sand and high, wind-protecting dunes. You can drive along the beach from Rødhus in the south to Løkken in the north and buy freshly caught fish right there on the beach almost every day. Dogs on leashes are also welcome on the beach year-round. There are also good kitesurfing and windsurfing opportunities here. https://www.visitjammerbugten.de/jammerbugten/reiseplanung/blokhus-strand-gdk597039