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Camønoen: Denmark's Friendliest Hiking Trail

Discover Denmark's friendliest hiking trail, the Camønoen, a 175km journey through Møn, Nyord and Bogø, offering stunning nature, rich culture and unforgettable experiences for all hiking enthusiasts.

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The Camønoen, a 175km hiking trail on the islands of Møn, Nyord, and Bogø, offers a diverse landscape of coastal cliffs, forests, and charming villages. Inspired by the Camino de Santiago, this 'friendly path' caters to all skill levels, with well-marked routes and various accommodation options from camping to B&Bs. Discover historical sites, unique flora and fauna, and breathtaking views, including the famous Møns Klint chalk cliffs and the stunning night sky. The trail is divided into 10 stages, each offering a unique experience, with convenient facilities like water stations and rest stops along the way. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or a beginner, the Camønoen promises an unforgettable journey through some of Denmark's most beautiful scenery.

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Local tips

  • Purchase a Camøno passport at Møns Museum and collect stamps along the route as a unique souvenir.
  • Keep an eye out for the strategically placed Camøno benches, perfect for resting and chatting with fellow hikers.
  • Pack layers, as the weather on the islands can change quickly, especially near the coast.
  • Take advantage of the 'Dark Sky' phenomenon and enjoy stargazing on clear nights.
  • Check the bus schedules in advance if relying on public transportation to access or leave the trail.
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Getting There

  • Public Transport

    From Stege Rtb. (bus station), the starting point of the Camønoen at Møns Museum is a short walk. Follow Storegade, heading west; the museum will be on your left. Bus 660R connects Stege with Vordingborg St. (train station) on Zealand. A train from Copenhagen to Vordingborg St. costs approximately 90-140 DKK and takes around 1 hour and 15 minutes. Bus 660R from Vordingborg St. to Stege Rtb. costs approximately 25-40 DKK and takes around 30 minutes.

  • Walking

    If you are already in Stege, reaching Møns Museum, the starting point of the Camønoen, is easily done on foot. From the town center, simply head east on Storegade. The museum is located at Storegade 75 and is easily recognizable.

  • Driving

    If arriving by car, navigate to Storegade 75, 4780 Stege. Limited street parking is available nearby. Be aware of parking regulations. Alternatively, there are parking lots a few blocks away from the museum. Parking fees vary, but expect to pay around 10-20 DKK per hour.

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The Camønoen, often called 'the kingdom's friendliest hiking trail,' is a 175-kilometer-long route that meanders across the islands of Møn, Nyord, and Bogø in Denmark. This trail, whose name is inspired by the famed Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route in Spain, offers a diverse and captivating experience for hikers of all levels. The trail is thoughtfully divided into 10 stages, each presenting its own unique charm and challenges. Hikers can traverse along breathtaking coastlines, through lush forests, and past quaint villages, immersing themselves in the natural and cultural beauty of the region. The Camønoen is well-marked with orange signs for the main route and ochre yellow signs for alternative routes, ensuring that hikers can easily navigate the landscape in either direction. One of the most iconic highlights of the Camønoen is Møns Klint, a stunning stretch of chalk cliffs that plunge dramatically into the Baltic Sea. These cliffs, reaching heights of up to 120 meters, offer unparalleled views and a chance to witness Denmark's natural grandeur. The area around Møns Klint is also a designated UNESCO Biosphere area, boasting a rich diversity of flora and fauna, including rare orchids and butterflies. Beyond its natural beauty, the Camønoen also offers a glimpse into the region's history and culture. Along the way, hikers can discover ancient churches adorned with unique frescoes, explore charming villages with traditional architecture, and learn about the local heritage at museums and historical sites. The trail passes through the Møns Museum in Stege, a great starting point where hikers can gather information and purchase a Camøno map. For those seeking a more immersive experience, the Camønoen provides ample opportunities for overnight stays. Accommodation options range from camping under the stars in designated shelters to comfortable stays in B&Bs, hostels, and even a castle. Water stations and rest stops are strategically placed along the route, ensuring that hikers have access to essential amenities. The Camønoen is designed to be accessible to everyone, regardless of their hiking experience. The trail offers varying levels of difficulty, with options for both experienced hikers and beginners. Families with children can also enjoy the trail, with shorter and easier routes available. The trail's commitment to inclusivity extends to disabled hikers, with a specially designed map for wheelchair users. One of the unique aspects of the Camønoen is the 'Dark Sky' phenomenon, where the night sky is exceptionally clear and breathtaking. Møn is recognized as one of the best places in Northern Europe for stargazing, offering a chance to witness the celestial wonders in all their glory. The Camønoen is more than just a hiking trail; it's a journey of discovery, a chance to connect with nature, and an opportunity to experience the warmth and hospitality of the local communities. Whether you're seeking a challenging adventure or a peaceful retreat, the Camønoen promises an unforgettable experience in the heart of Denmark. To fully appreciate the Camønoen, consider purchasing a Camøno passport at the Møns Museum. This passport can be stamped at various stops along the route, serving as a unique souvenir of your journey. Keep an eye out for the Camøno benches, strategically placed along the trail, offering a perfect spot to rest and chat with fellow hikers. The Camønoen is easily accessible by public transportation, with bus stops located along the route. This allows hikers to easily join or leave the trail as needed. For those arriving by car, parking is available near the trailheads, although it's advisable to check parking regulations beforehand. The Camønoen is a testament to Denmark's commitment to sustainable tourism and its dedication to preserving its natural and cultural heritage. By embarking on this 'friendly path,' you'll not only discover the beauty of Møn, Nyord, and Bogø but also contribute to the well-being of the local communities and the preservation of this unique region for future generations. Whether you choose to hike the entire 175 kilometers or simply explore a section of the trail, the Camønoen offers an enriching and rewarding experience that will leave you with lasting memories of Denmark's natural beauty and cultural charm. The Camønoen is more than just a trail; it's an invitation to slow down, connect with nature, and discover the hidden gems of the Danish countryside. It's a chance to escape the hustle and bustle of modern life and immerse yourself in a world of tranquility and beauty. So, pack your bags, lace up your boots, and embark on an unforgettable adventure along the Camønoen, Denmark's friendliest hiking trail.

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