The North Sea Cycle Route will surprise you with its diversity. Although bordering the same sea it goes from land located below sea level (in the Netherlands) to cliffs of 300 meters in height (Norway). You can sample wee drams in Scotland; pedal along the well maintained cycle paths of Denmark; dance the night away in millennial port cities such as Gothenburg or Hamburg; or stretch out on the inviting beaches of the Netherlands. Expect to be pleasantly surprised along this popular bicycle route which is about 7,050 km long. And don’t forget to check the ferry timetables!
Guide written in German and describing the 390 km from Helsingborg to Gothenburg. It includes 52 precise maps and detailed route descriptions on a scale of 1:50.000, numerous references to the cultural and tourist attractions and an extensive accommodation and services directory. A characteristic of the bikeline cycling guides is their landscape format combined with the patented spiral binding system, weatherproof and ideal for the handlebar bag.
Esterbaueur guide for the part of the North Sea Cycle Route in the Netherlands. 160 pages, scale of 1:50000.
Esterbaueur guide of the part of the North Sea Cycle Route in Lower Saxony, Germany. 160 pages, scale of 1:50000.
Esterbaueur guide of part of the North Sea Cycle Route in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. 120 pages, scale of 1:50000.
Esterbaueur guide of part of the North Sea Cycle Route in Denmark. From Tønder to Grenâ. 180 pages, scale of 1:75.000. Available in German.
This cycling guide describes a 610 km long route from the border with Belgium at Cadzand-Bad until Bad Nieuweschans. It contains double-sided maps and a compact guide with inspiration, sights and information about the LF Kustroute.
DenmarkByBike is the Danish national webpage for planning a cycle tour in Denmark. It includes information on official cycling routes and can also be used as a cycle route planner.
No other national route in Denmark contains contrasts as great as the West Coast Route. To the south: rich, flat marshland. To the north: steep and dramatic sand dunes. The West Coast Route is the story of man and sea. A 560-kilometre-long story about life on nature's terms.
