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Winter on Bornholm – enjoy a Danish holiday island
Bornholm in winter is truly remarkable. Hiking in this season allows you to experience the island’s breathtaking and wild landscapes in their full glory.
Feel the refreshing wind in your hair and listen to the waves crashing against the rugged shoreline. Lace up your hiking boots and venture out to explore the enchanting winter landscape.
We’ve picked three great hiking trails for those who want to spend time exploring the local scenery. The routes are rich in wildlife, stunning views and breathtaking rocky coastlines.
The route starts in the bison forest itself. The 12-kilometre trail meanders through untouched parts of Almindingen Forest. You may even catch a glimpse of European bison wandering among the trees in the forest. Read more here
The unique hike around Hammerknuden on the north side of Bornholm is just 7 kilometres long. Even so, be sure to set aside 2-3 hours for this hike, as the hilly terrain offers plenty of challenges. The route starts and ends in Sandvig. On the way round, you will pass the northernmost point of Bornholm at Lille Fyr. You will also be mesmerised by Solomon’s Chapel, Bornholm’s largest lake Opalsøen (the Opal Lake) and the Store Fyr. Read more here
The coastal path starts in one of Bornholm’s most charming towns, Gudhjem, and ends in breathtaking Svaneke, one of the most picturesque market towns in all of Denmark. The 17.5-km route takes you along some of the most striking coastline on Bornholm. This hike will show you just what makes Bornholm such a popular hiking destination. From Gudhjem harbour to Svaneke, you will find some of Denmark’s most impressive natural phenomena such as Randkløve cliffs and the Cobra trail. Read more here
