View of Hvidbjerg Strand – Tirpitz Museum and Bunker loop from Der er ingen busstoppested længere!
View of Hvidbjerg Strand – Tirpitz Museum and Bunker loop from Der er ingen busstoppested længere!
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View of Hvidbjerg Strand – Tirpitz Museum and Bunker loop from Der er ingen busstoppested længere!
01:08
16.2km
20m
Cycling
Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: June 26, 2026
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Temporary access restrictions
Includes segments with temporary access restrictions.
After 7.50 km for 102 m
Customers only
After 7.67 km for 605 m
Customers only
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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6.26 km
View of Hvidbjerg Strand
Highlight • Viewpoint
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6.27 km
Path on the Embankment
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
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7.32 km
Fishing Lake at the Campsite
Highlight • Lake
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8.35 km
Hvidbjerg Beach Superior Camping & Resort
Highlight • Rest Area
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9.78 km
Blåvand Bakery
Highlight • Cafe
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12.6 km
Tirpitz Museum and Bunker
Highlight • Historical Site
It has long been possible to visit the historical and interesting Tirpitz bunkers, which are unique testimonies to the horrors that the Second World War brought with it.
However, in 2017 they were rebuilt by the world famous Danish architecture firm BIG, the Bjarke Ingels Group, with the history of the bunker and the nature around it being incorporated into the new design. Therefore, the new museum is made of concrete and iron, like the original bunker, and of glass made of heated sand, such as the one in the dune landscape around the museum. The museum is built into the dunes and has an underground corridor that connects the museum with the southern bunker, which is also used for exhibitions. Beach rye is planted on the sloping roof, so that the museum fits perfectly into the surroundings of West Jutland. Since the reconstruction, the museum has been a shining jewel that is worth a visit both in terms of architecture and content!
As part of the renovation there are 4 large exhibition rooms, all of which are designed to be exciting and interactive. There are no long, boring posters in the museum, but rather a headset for each visitor with which he can explore the museum and choose which exhibits he would like to learn more about. There are both permanent exhibitions and changing special exhibitions, all of which tell stories about the bunker or life on the North Sea coast.
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13.1 km
Heather Fields
Highlight • Natural
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13.1 km
Scenic Cycle Path Through Heather Fields
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16.2 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
7.55 km
4.29 km
2.70 km
1.29 km
315 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
9.05 km
5.94 km
831 m
356 m
< 100 m
< 100 m
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Saturday 11 July
25°C
16°C
11 %
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