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Bicycle route: Regional route 22 – Robbedale to Aarsdale
Length: 19 km
Surface: 10.7 km asphalt and 8.2 km gravel road
From Rønne, follow the cycle path along the old railway track until you reach Nyker, home to Bornholm’s smallest round church: Ny Kirke. From Nyker, the route goes slightly uphill until you reach the small town of Klemensker.
From here, you follow the old railway line into the large nature area Spellinge Mose on what some have called Denmark’s most beautiful bicycle path. The route runs at the bottom of a lush rift valley under steep rock walls.
The tour ends at the Bornholm Art Museum and the dramatically towering Helligdomsklipper with steep access stairs, deep rock crevices and large cave spiders.
Here you can find other regional routes:
Regional route 21 – Rønne to Nexø
Regional route 22 – Robbedale to Aarsdale
Regional route 23 – Rønne to Helligdommen
Regional route 24 – Pedersker to Munkeleddet
The capital of Bornholm, Rønne, which is an old market town from 1327, offers a rich history and cultural heritage. Read more here.
Nyker Rundkirke is considered to be the smallest and youngest of Bornholm's four round churches. Nyker Rundkirke is also the church that bears the least traces of having been a defensive structure. Read more here.
Close to the ridge where the old refuge fortress Storeborg was located, you will find a wetland. It is Spellinge Mose, or Spællinge Mose. Peat was previously dug here. Read more here.
At the Bornholm Art Museum you can experience a large collection of Bornholm-related art from the Golden Age to the present day, as well as handicrafts of both recent and older dates. Read more here.
Helligdomsklipperne are located on the stretch between Tejn and Gudhjem and are one of Bornholm's – and indeed Denmark's – greatest natural attractions. Read more here.
