Castle Street, Møgeltønder – View of the North Sea loop from Uphusum
Castle Street, Møgeltønder – View of the North Sea loop from Uphusum
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Castle Street, Møgeltønder – View of the North Sea loop from Uphusum
03:43
64.8km
90m
Cycling
Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: July 29, 2026
Tips
Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted
After 35.2 km for 84 m
Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
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20.8 km
Schackenborg Castle Avenue
Highlight • Settlement
The first restaurant is Schackenborg Slotskro, which is directly opposite the parking lot in Slotsgaden. The beautiful old inn offers overnight accommodation and a gourmet menu. There are 25 individually furnished rooms named after Danish castles and mansions. Some of the rooms are located in three adjoining Grade I listed buildings that have been beautifully restored.
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21.1 km
Castle Street, Møgeltønder
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35.2 km
Højer Market Square
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38.8 km
View of the North Sea
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38.9 km
Sluice Gate in Wadden Sea National Park
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46.3 km
Former Siltoft Border House Information Center
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52.6 km
Rosenkranz–Rudbøl Border Crossing
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The road that winds between the houses to the Rosenkranz-Rudbøl border crossing is narrow. This unusual border town is located near the west coast and near the Emil Nolde Foundation in Neukirchen. On the road, pedestrians are constantly looking for the embedded border markers. So you don't know exactly whether you are in Germany or Denmark, and the border runs partly between the houses in a westerly direction.
But why was the border drawn this way at the Rosenkranz-Rudbøl border crossing? One explanation describes the personal wish of the house owners on the western side to belong to Denmark. In fact, part of the border runs between the properties.
The other version says that the planned border should have run right through the Old German Border Krog and so it was agreed that the border should be in the middle of the road. The most likely scenario, however, is that the Ruttebüller See was to be allocated half to both countries in order to give the rush cutters and fishermen equal opportunities.
The western Koog, however, should definitely belong to Denmark and so it was agreed that the border between Denmark and Germany should run along the middle of the top of the dike towards the Koog. And this very top of the dike is the road.
The border itself is marked with buoys on the Ruttebüller See.
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54.8 km
Emil Nolde Museum and Flower Garden
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64.8 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
45.9 km
8.61 km
6.08 km
3.36 km
884 m
< 100 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
57.1 km
2.69 km
2.31 km
1.95 km
652 m
177 m
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