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The North Sea Trail is a hiking trail through the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Germany, Denmark, Sweden and Norway. The trail has a theoretical total length of about 4900 km, but so far only about 3700 km have been developed.

Map
Map of North Sea Trail

Understand[edit]

In some sections the trail uses existing coastal trails, and any markers on the ground may use that local name rather than North Sea Trail.

Prepare[edit]

Get in[edit]

Walk[edit]

Moray Firth[edit]

Aberdeenshire coastal trail[edit]

Aberdeenshire is one of the partner regions that maintain a leg of the trail. It follows the beach from 7 Cullen Cullen, Moray on Wikipedia through 8 Fraserburgh and 9 Peterhead to 10 Montrose.

Fife coastal path[edit]

Fife coastal path map

John Muir Way[edit]

Berwickshire Coastal Path[edit]

This Berwickshire Coastal Path starts about 9 mi (14 km) south of Dunbar. the John Muir Link path follows the coast to link the two paths.

Northumberland Coast Path[edit]

  • Northumberland Coast Path. is a 63 mi (101 km) path from Berwick-upon-Tweed to Cresswell (near Morpeth). Northumberland Coast Path (Q105619977) on Wikidata Northumberland Coast Path on Wikipedia

Cleveland Way[edit]

The North Sea Trail uses the coastal section of the Cleveland Way.

Netherlands[edit]

The trails follow the Dutch coast over a 725 km (450 mi) long route.

  • 19 Sluis
  • 20 Bad Nieuweschans Bad Nieuweschans on Wikipedia

Denmark[edit]

  • Hærvejen (Ox Road). The trail is inland for this section from 21 Padborg to 22 Frederikshavn. Hærvejen (Q66368284) on Wikidata

Sweden[edit]

Stay safe[edit]

Go next[edit]

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