Rønne • Hasle • Komoot map • approx. 11 km • approx. 3 hours • Kyststien, beaches & Kultippen

Hiking route Rønne – Hasle on Bornholm (Kyststien)

The Rønne – Hasle section (approx. 11 km, approx. 3 hours) is one of the most enjoyable walks on Bornholm’s west coast. Along the way you’ll pass Antoinette Beach, forest stretches in Blykobbe Plantage, the lake Pyritsøen, and the striking landscape of Kultippen. Below you’ll find a Komoot map, a QR code for quick start, and photo cards with the best stops.

Distance
approx. 11 km
Time
approx. 3 hours
Difficulty
easy → partly moderate
Navigation
Komoot + QR

Rønne – Hasle route map (Komoot) + quick start (QR)

Hiking route map Rønne – Hasle on Bornholm (Komoot)

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 the Rønne – Hasle hiking route (Komoot) – Bornholm

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

Key information

Duration: approx. 3 hours
Distance: approx. 11 km
Difficulty: easy to Antoinette Beach, moderate to Pyritsøen, easy to Hasle
Suitable for strollers / wheelchairs: no (natural surfaces, beach and narrow paths)
Surface: asphalt (start in Rønne), then mostly forest tracks, beach and nature paths
Toilets: Rønne harbour, Antoinette Beach, Hasle
Water: public toilets in Rønne, Antoinette, Hasle
Parking: Rønne (Bornholm’s Welcome Centre / Bornholms Velkomstcenter), Hasle (by Hasle Røgeri)

Note: Kultippen is one of the most distinctive landscapes on the west coast. The beaches Antoinette and Klympen before Hasle are great for a short break and a swim (in season).

Rønne – Hasle route guide: the best stops

Here are the key highlights along the walk – each as a photo card. Perfect if you want to take it slow and add short breaks.

Rønne (start)

Start by the harbour and Bornholm’s Welcome Centre. If you have time, explore the old streets, the Bagfyr lighthouse, and small local museums.

Antoinette Beach

After about 2.5 km you’ll reach a popular beach – great for a break. In season it’s lovely for a swim, and there are toilets nearby.

Pyritsøen

A former clay pit turned into a scenic lake. A short break here is a great reset before the next stretches.

Hasle (finish)

Finish by Hasle Røgeri and the harbour. A perfect place for a break, something to eat, and an easy stroll along the waterfront.

Practical tips Back to the map

Practical tips: how to prepare for the Rønne – Hasle walk

What to pack

Comfortable shoes, a windproof jacket, water, a snack, SPF, and a light extra layer.

Breaks & water

Best breaks: Antoinette Beach and Hasle. Toilets/water: Rønne harbour, Antoinette, Hasle.

Pacing & surfaces

Fast on asphalt at the start, then forest and beach sections. Keep extra time for Kultippen and photos.

FAQ Stops along the way

FAQ: Rønne – Hasle hiking route

How long does the walk from Rønne to Hasle take?

About 3 hours at an easy pace (not including longer breaks).

How long is the route?

Approximately 11 km.

How difficult is the route?

Easy to Antoinette Beach, partly moderate to Pyritsøen, then mostly easy again to Hasle.

Is the route suitable for strollers and wheelchairs?

No – due to natural surfaces, beach sections, and narrow/uneven paths.

Where can I park at the start and finish?

Rønne: parking by Bornholm’s Welcome Centre (Bornholms Velkomstcenter).
Hasle: parking by Hasle Røgeri.

Are there toilets and water along the way?

Yes. Toilets and water access are available in Rønne harbour, at Antoinette Beach, and in Hasle.

What are the main highlights along the route?

Rønne (harbour), Antoinette Beach, Blykobbe Plantage, Pyritsøen, Kultippen, and Hasle (Hasle Røgeri and harbour).

What kind of surface should I expect?

Asphalt at the start in Rønne, then mostly forest tracks, beach sections, and nature paths.

Map + QR CTA

Plan Bornholm your way

Want to connect this walk with other Kyststien sections or add more time in Hasle? Message us – we’ll help tailor a plan to your dates and travel style.

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