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Numbers have been given to each of the detailed maps, found inside the book.  \nYou can find these detailed maps under each stage of the journey. Scale: 1 : 75,000,  \n1cm = 750m.  \nThere are different options for the bike services en route. These options are shown on the individual maps, like Bike Friends, bike repair stations, toilets, shopping, overnight stays etc.  \nIf there is anything in particular you wish to visit which is slightly off route, you simply choose an alternative cycle route  \n820 KM  \n14 STAGES  \n3  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \n1 Overview of detailed maps  \n2 Find your way around this book  \n3 The Baltic Sea Cycle Route  \n820 km of hygge on two wheels  \n4 About the route  \nLength and stages of the route Road types and traffic  \nSignange  \nDifficulty  \n5 Plan your trip-Be spontaneous! You decide  \nArrival and departure by car Public transport  \nBikes on trains and buses  \n6 Bikes on the train across Storebælt Bikes on the ferries  \n7 Atmosphere  \nBike Friends  \nPlaces to stay, places to eat  \n8 Special attractions Package tours  \n9 Take care of the countryside Traffic regulations  \nWhat am I allowed to do in the countryside?  \nThe 14 stages  \n10 Als and the southern Fyn archipelago 12 E. 1 Sønderborg – Svendborg-45 km 24 E. 2 Svendborg – Nakskov-45 km  \n34 Lolland-Falster  \n36 E. 3 Nakskov – Maribo-70 km  \n48 E. 4 Maribo – Nykøbing F-35 km  \n56 E. 5 Nykøbing F – Stubbekøbing-50 km  \n66  \n68  \n78  \n90  \n100  \n102  \n112  \n124  \n126  \n136  \n146  \n148  \n158  \n168  \nMøn and Sjælland  \nE. 6 Stubbekøbing – Stege-75 km  \nE. 7 Stege – Næstved-75 km  \nE. 8 Næstved – Korsør-70 km  \nFyn  \nE. 9 Korsør – Svendborg-50 km  \nE. 10 Svendborg – Assens-70 km  \nLillebælt  \nE. 11 Assens – Middelfart-50 km  \nE. 12 Middelfart – Christiansfeld-60 km  \nSønderjylland  \nE. 13 Christiansfeld – Aabenraa-50 km  \nE. 14 Aabenraa – Sønderborg-75 km  \nPhotography  \nTHE BALTIC SEA CYCLE ROUTE  \n820 KM OF HYGGEON TWO WHEELS  \nImagine a place where you can switchoff from everyday life while being fully re-energised, a place where land meets the sea. A place where the water’s calming flow follows you, harmonising and keeping rhythm with your wheels as they touch the ground. Imagine a place where you ride along an ebbing and flowing, ever-changing coastline with a rich and wondrous diversity of nature; a place where you can ride from one delightful little harbour to the next, passing through typically Danish villages, while later relaxing in modern market towns with ambient and cosy atmospheres.  \nThese places exist. These are the places you find along the Baltic Sea Cycle Route.  \nThe National Route 8, the Baltic Sea Cycle Route, is 820km (509 .5 miles) long and is the longest in the National Cycle Route Network of Denmark. The Baltic Sea Cycle Route takes in the most stunning parts of southern Denmark, including both the west and south of Sjælland (Zealand), Møn, Lolland, Falster, Fyn, Lillebælt and Sønderjylland (southern Jutland) . You can experience a vast diversity of islands throughout this region, both large and small, by bike, connected by as many as eight bridges and four picturesque ferries. You’ll meet friendly locals, and you’ll enjoy regional dishes. Stop along the way to explore the historic castles and manor houses on the route. Find a quiet place in nature, sit for a while pondering on life or challenge yourself to do something new.  \nThis book contains the essential information you need to plan your route. It is full of informative and inspiring ideas and experiences for your journey, whether in nature, art, culture, outdoor activities, or historical places of interest. It entices you to move through the rolling,  \nnear-coastal landscape, while always keeping an eye out for the first glimpse of the sea, at each stage of the r","cbCaijUZBGHmxSyC","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijUZBGHmxSyC","pdf",10674300,172,"English","# Overview of detailed maps\n# Find your way around this book\n# About the route\n## Length and stages of the route\n## Road types and traffic\n## Signage\n## Difficulty\n# Plan your trip-Be spontaneous! You decide\n## Arrival and departure by car\n## Public transport\n## Bikes on trains and buses\n# Bikes on the train across Storebælt\n# Bikes on the ferries\n# Atmosphere\n## Bike Friends\n## Places to stay, places to eat\n# Special attractions\n## Package tours\n# Take care of the countryside\n## Traffic regulations\n## What am I allowed to do in the countryside?\n# The 14 stages","[{\"question\":\"How long is the Baltic Sea Cycle Route and how is it divided?\",\"answer\":\"The route is 820 km long and is broken into 14 stages, each typically between 35–75 km.\"},{\"question\":\"What kinds of roads and surfaces does the route use?\",\"answer\":\"Most of the route runs on asphalted B-roads and cycle paths, with some gravelled sections through forests and near the coast.\"},{\"question\":\"How are the route signs and the route number indicated?\",\"answer\":\"Signs are blue with a white bicycle line drawing and the text “Østersøruten.” The red box number 8 links to Denmark’s National Cycling Route Network.\"}]","THE BALTIC SEA CYCLE ROUTE - 820 KM OF HYGGE ON TWO WHEELS | PDF",1790066207,265]