820 km
30–35 days
The King's Way
Copenhagen → Vestervig
The flagship of the network — from the royal capital across Zealand, Funen and Jutland to the monastery in Thy. A full month of walking through every face of Denmark.
The Routes
All roads lead to Vestervig.
Eight pilgrim ways across Denmark, ranging from a four-day coastal walk to a full month of traversing the country. Choose your route by distance, geography, or the spirit of the journey.
The pilgrim map
Eight ways across Denmark. One destination.
From Copenhagen to Skagen, from Odense to Hanstholm — every route leads north to Vestervig Monastery Church in Thy.
800 km
30–35 days
The Sea Pilgrim Way
Skagen → Vestervig
Salt air, marram grass, and the constant company of the North Sea. The most exposed and most unforgettable of the routes.
620 km
24–28 days
Saint Canute Way
Odense → Vestervig
Beginning at the shrine of Saint Canute in Odense, this route honours the medieval cult of Danish saints, ending at Vestervig.
700 km
25–30 days
The Viking Way
Jelling → Vestervig
From the rune stones of Jelling — the birth certificate of Denmark — north through forests and heath to the Christian monastery of Vestervig.
500 km
18–22 days
The Monastery Way
Roskilde → Vestervig
Linking the great cathedral of Roskilde with abbey ruins, village churches and finally Vestervig — a journey through 1,000 years of Danish faith.
350 km
12–15 days
Saint Thøger Way
Viborg → Vestervig
Following the imagined footsteps of Saint Thøger himself — through Viborg's medieval streets, across the Limfjord, and onto the Thy peninsula.
320 km
10–12 days
The Original Way
Limfjord & Thy → Vestervig
Designed for first-time pilgrims and those with limited time. Wild, beautiful, and unmistakably Northern.
120 km
4–5 days
The English Way
Hanstholm → Vestervig
The shortest official route. Step off the ferry in Hanstholm and walk the final stretch into Vestervig — a perfect introduction to the pilgrimage.
Interactive map · coming soon
Routes, stages, camps, churches and water — all on one map.
The route map will include colour-coded paths, stage distances, pilgrim camps, churches, water points, food stops, GPX downloads and emergency information.