Is Cycle Route No. 10 around Bornholm suitable for beginners?

Yes — the loop around Bornholm has a relatively easy terrain profile and excellent cycling infrastructure. The biggest challenge is the distance (approx. 105 km), so many cyclists split the route into 2–4 days with overnight stays along the way.

How long does it take to ride this route?

It depends on your pace and how many stops you make. If you want to ride it in one go, plan a full day. For comfort and sightseeing, we recommend 2–4 days.

Are there shops and places to refill water along the route?

Yes — in larger towns (incl. Rønne, Allinge, Svaneke, Nexø) you’ll find shops, cafés and places where it’s easy to restock. For longer stretches, bring extra water and snacks.

Is the route safe for families with children?

Yes — it’s suitable for families, but due to the distance it’s best to plan shorter daily sections and frequent stops at beaches and attractions.

Can I save the route offline?

Yes — in the Komoot app you can save the route offline (after opening and saving it beforehand), which makes navigation easier without an internet connection.

Is the route suitable for e-bikes?

Yes — an e-bike is a great option, especially in windy conditions and on longer stretches. On Bornholm there are bike rentals and places that make charging easier.

Route No. 10 • around Bornholm • Komoot map • approx. 105 km

Cycle Route No. 10 on Bornholm – around the island (Komoot map + stages)

Q: Is the route well signposted?

Yes — Route No. 10 is signposted as part of Bornholm’s official cycling network. You can also use the Komoot map with turn-by-turn navigation.

Cycle Route No. 10 (approx. 105 km) goes all the way around Bornholm and is one of the best ways to explore the island at your own pace. Below you’ll find a Komoot map, a breakdown into 4 official stages and practical tips for 2–4 days.

View map Route stages

Distance

approx. 105 km

Plan

2–4 days / 4 stages

Map

Komoot + QR

Option

guided (e-bike)

Route No. 10 map (Komoot) + quick start (QR)

Cycle Route No. 10 map on Bornholm (Komoot) – around the island

Open in Komoot → View stages →

Tip: in Komoot you can enable navigation and save the route offline. The link opens in a new window.

Quick start on your phone

QR code for Cycle Route No. 10 – Bornholm

Scan the QR to quickly open the route in the Komoot app.

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Route No. 10 stages – 4 official sections

The four stages form a complete loop around the island. Click “Stage details” to see highlights and recommended stops.

Stage 1 of Cycle Route No. 10: Rønne – Allinge

Stage 1: Rønne → Allinge

Harbours, calm stretches and northern cliffs. A great way to start the loop.

Open in Komoot → Stage details →

Stage details: Rønne → Allinge

Stage 2 of Cycle Route No. 10: Allinge – Svaneke

Stage 2: Allinge → Svaneke

Cliffs, viewpoints and east-coast towns. The most “photogenic” stage.

Open in Komoot → Stage details →

Stage details: Allinge → Svaneke

Stage 3 of Cycle Route No. 10: Svaneke – Dueodde

Stage 3: Svaneke → Dueodde

Towards the beaches: Nexø, Balka and a finish at Dueodde. A good stage for a slower pace.

Open in Komoot → Stage details →

Stage details: Svaneke → Dueodde

Stage 4 of Cycle Route No. 10: Dueodde – Rønne

Stage 4: Dueodde → Rønne

A calmer return to the west, small harbours and the loop closes back in Rønne.

Open in Komoot → Stage details →

Stage details: Dueodde → Rønne

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Practical: how to prepare for the route around Bornholm

What to pack

Windproof jacket, water, a snack, sunglasses, SPF and a thin extra layer “just in case”.

Weather and wind

It can be windy on the coast – layered clothing makes a difference even in summer.

Pacing and safety

Plan stops every 60–90 minutes. For families: shorter sections and more breaks for beaches and ice cream.

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FAQ: Cycle Route No. 10 (Around Bornholm)

Is Route No. 10 suitable for beginners?

Yes – technically it’s easy, but it does require distance planning. If you’re just starting out, split the loop into 2–4 days and add breaks for rest and sightseeing.

How long does it take to ride the full route?

One intensive day is possible, but it’s most comfortable to plan 2–4 days. That way you have time for beaches, viewpoints and local food without rushing.

Is the route well signposted?

Yes. It’s an official cycle route, and you can also use the Komoot map and phone navigation (including offline after saving the route).

Can you ride the route on an e-bike?

Yes – an e-bike is a great option, especially when it’s windy. With assistance it’s easier to keep a steady pace and plan longer sections.

What is the hardest part of Route No. 10?

Most often it’s not the climbs, but the wind. Along the coast it can change the perceived difficulty, so it’s worth leaving extra time and dressing in layers.

Are there shops, toilets and places to take a break on the way?

Yes – you pass through larger towns (incl. Rønne, Allinge, Svaneke, the Nexø area) where it’s easy to shop and take breaks. For longer stretches, always carry water and a snack.

Is the route suitable for families with children?

Yes, but it’s best to split it into shorter daily sections and plan more stops (beaches, ice cream, playgrounds). For some families an e-bike can be a real “game changer”.

What is the best time of year to ride around Bornholm?

Most pleasant from May to September. In summer, start earlier so you have time for stops. Always check the wind forecast.

Route map Route stages

Want to cycle without planning? A guided e-bike tour

If you prefer a ready-made experience: a guide, the best stops and a pace adjusted to the group – check out our guided e-bike tour. Perfect for your first time on the island, or when you want to see the top places in one go.

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