If you're traveling on two wheels, there are plenty of great cycle paths around the area, including the route that takes you to the nearest town, Højer, in about 15 minutes.

Once you arrive, take a tour of the Højer Mølle (the tallest mill of its kind in Northern Europe) and walk into the local church, part of which dates back to the 12th century.

If you cycle in the other direction from the campsite, you will reach the beautiful baroque Schackenborg Castle in Møgeltønder in about 20 minutes, where you may be able to attend a speech or concert.

For cyclists we have the local routes 87 and 88 laminated, there is also route 401. All routes start (and end) by Daler church.

The Royal March Route: Cycle Route 401 more information on:

http://vestkystruten.dk/media/2527/den-kongelige-marskrute-dk.pdf

Cyclists

We are now a "Bike-friend camping", so cyclists are very welcome.

In the event of a breakdown, we have a toolbox with auxiliary materials.

Welcome!

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There is also plenty of walking in the area for walkers.

Fx, in Tønder we have a number of walking routes (In Danish = sti, plural = stien) from the main square, Torvet,  from 1.8 km to 21 km.

With us at Daler camping you will find the route description of the various walks in Tonder.

There is also plenty of walking around here for hikers. For example, in Tønder we have a number of walking routes (In Danish = sti, plural = bull) from the central square, Torvet, from 1.8 km to 21 km.

Numerous nature walks await you along the coastline of Vadehavet National Park, both on the mainland and on the island of Rømø.

You have the best chance of seeing seals if you are at Højer Sluse during sunset.

The beaches stretch for miles, both on the mainland and on the island, so you can certainly find a suitable spot for some peaceful sunbathing. Rømø is also a great place for blokarting on Sønderstrand.

The Marskstien (https://toendermarsken.dk/en/marsh-trail/map/) also has different lengths to walk, the total route is 54 km, but also shorter pieces of 3.8 and 9.4 km. Only accessible to walkers, not to cyclists or dogs. Nature reserve.

Marskstien:

• More information:
• The Marsh Trail weaves its way through Denmark’s largest area of marshland, Tøndermarsken.
• The 54-kilometre hiking trail takes you to see every corner of Tøndermarsken, including the marsh towns and the very special marsh landscape.
• At first glance, the natural environment here seems bleak and untamed but it was designed meticulously – formed by the lives of local people who worked with and against the water.
• When you walk the Marsh Trail, you feel the wind on your face and observe a flat landscape with dykes and birds as far as the eye can see.
• The marsh experience varies from day to day depending on the weather.

“Our most important attraction is the sky.”

– A local inhabitant of Tøndermarsken

Bicycle trouble?

If you unexpectedly have bad luck with your bicycle, Peter from Tønder can (probably) help you.

Or one in the bicycle repair shop at the Fri Bike Shop, also in Tønder.