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Bulbjerg Bunker and Viewpoint – View from Bulbjerg Cliff loop from Gl. Aalborgvej V/Strandvej (70)

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Hiking trails & Routes

Denmark

North Denmark

Thisted

Bulbjerg Bunker and Viewpoint – View from Bulbjerg Cliff loop from Gl. Aalborgvej V/Strandvej (70)

Moderate

5.0

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Bulbjerg Bunker and Viewpoint – View from Bulbjerg Cliff loop from Gl. Aalborgvej V/Strandvej (70)

03:58

15.6km

50m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: March 23, 2026

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6.79 km

Picnic area with views of the Bulbjerg coast

Highlight • Rest Area

Great place with a great view

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6.99 km

Bulbjerg Bunker and Viewpoint

Highlight • Viewpoint

Bulbjerg is a 47-meter-high limestone cliff and Denmark's only bird cliff. Kittiwakes, a North Atlantic seabird, mate here on the cliff ledges. From the top, there's a fantastic view, and 130 meters out at sea, at the base of the cliff, you can see the remains of Skarre Rock, which toppled over during a storm in 1978.

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7.07 km

View from Bulbjerg Cliff

Highlight • Viewpoint

What a beautiful sea view

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7.29 km

Bulbjerg Seabird Colony

Highlight • Natural Monument

Nice to see how many seagulls live there.

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7.55 km

Wildlife and Plants at Bulbjerg

Highlight • Natural

Bunker above
Good parking available

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7.72 km

View of Bulbjerg from below

Highlight • Natural Monument

Make your way to this truly magnificent view of Bulbjerg from below. As you stand at the foot of Jutland's only bird cliff, you can appreciate the sheer scale of the limestone face that rises dramatically from the sea. This unique spot offers a fantastic vantage point to watch the thousands of nesting seabirds, including kittiwakes, that call the cliffs home. It’s a great place to feel a sense of nature’s power.

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