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1,062 km
58:50 h
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- TimJune 22, 2024
Bothered by the numerous mosquitoes and creepy crawlies at my sleeping place, I tried to escape early in the morning. On top of that, it was rainy for the first time on the tour. The entire route led through the Swedish and later Norwegian forests, far away from civilization. I arrived at the campsite
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- TimJune 22, 2024
Day 5 began in moderate weather and a kilometer-long drive along the main road and then led through Gothenburg. (If you want to see a lot of the city, you should take a different route.) In cold winds, I fought against the wind kilometer after kilometer until I was fed up with the long stretch along
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- TimJune 22, 2024
In the morning I drove onto the main road and immediately spotted a familiar face. An Italian who was on the ferry to Trelleborg with me. He could barely speak English, but we still rode a few kilometers together and both of us were sick of the headwind. In the afternoon the wind died down, but the route
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- TimJune 18, 2024
The third day of the tour was much more challenging. The wind had increased significantly compared to the previous day and was often blowing from the front. Nevertheless, we made good progress and covered a lot of kilometers. This section also had a lot to offer in terms of scenery, with sections right
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- TimJune 17, 2024
Arrival in Trelleborg: 6:00 a.m. Quick oral hygiene at the exit of the harbor and then up on the saddle to rack up the kilometers! The first 60 km in particular were really beautiful in terms of scenery and were then rounded off with a lunch break at a beautiful bathing lake.
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The last stage of the tour was sporty again. We got off the ferry in Copenhagen at 10am and then put our foot on the gas to take the ferry from Gedser at 8pm. Unfortunately, Komoot added the ferry ride to the route without asking 💩. It was about 150km to Gedser.
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