The Best Signposted Cycling Routes in North Zealand
In North Zealand, you’ll find many fantastic cycling routes along the Danish Riviera, through royal forests, past historic castles, and towards magnificent art and architecture. Here, we have gathered the best-signposted cycling routes for you.
The North Coast Path - Cycling Route 47 - Along the North Zealand Coast
Explore the scenic North Coast Route - Route 47, a marked cycling and hiking trail in North Zealand. Enjoy beautiful coastal towns, beaches, and attractions on the journey between Hundested, Gilleleje, and Elsinore.
Fjordstien Route 40 | Bicycle and hiking path
Fjordstien is a bicycle and hiking route along Roskilde Fjord and Isefjord with the opportunity to experience the fjord landscape. The whole trip is approx—275 km long.
Tisvilde – Hillerød | Route 32
Cycle route 32 takes you from the castle in Hillerød to the beach in Tisvildeleje. You drive through Frederiksborg Castle, along streams and lakes, idyllic villages and open landscapes before you hit the North Coast and the sea.
Experience Søborg Lake on Bike Route 33 | Gilleleje - Hillerød
Take on a 27 km. a scenic and varied bike ride through North Sealand from Frederiksborg Castle in Hillerød to the coastal town of Gilleleje.
Dronningerunden - The Queen's Route - Cycling along the Øresund to Fredensborg Palace
Hop on your bike and embark on the 40 km long Queen's Route, taking you from Nivå along the Øresund coast to Fredensborg Castle and Esrum Lake - Denmark's second-largest lake.
The Castle Route - Route 48 - Visit three royal castles
Embark on a 75 km cycling route through North Zealand and visit Kronborg, Fredensborg, and Frederiksborg Castles, as well as the UNESCO-listed Parforce hunting landscape.
The Par Force Bicycle Route 105
Bicycle from Frederiksborg Castle in Hillerød out into the kings' hunting landscape. The 15 km long cycle route in the UNESCO Parforce hunting landscape is perfect for children and adults.
The Par Force Bicycle Route 110
The Parforce Cycle Route 110 takes you through St. Dyrehave and introduces you to some of the areas and things that make the forest and roads a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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