Tour de France in Fjordlandet - cycle in Mads Pedersen’s tracks
In 2022, the second stage of the Tour de France started in Roskilde, west of Copenhagen, and continued through Fjordlandet on Zealand. Today, you can ride parts of the route yourself, combining cycling with fjord scenery, local history and places to visit.
Cycle through Fjordlandet - follow the Tour de France route
Hop on your bike and follow in the tracks of riders including former world champion Mads Pedersen. The route through Fjordlandet takes you across a varied landscape, where fjords, open countryside and small communities provide the backdrop for your cycling adventure.
Cycling through Skjoldungernes Land National Park
Along the way, the route passes through Skjoldungernes Land National Park, Zealand’s first national park. Here, the cycle route takes you through a landscape shaped by fjords, forests, hills and traces of cultural history.
Combine your cycle ride with local experiences
Along and around the route, you can combine your cycle ride with the area’s cultural and natural attractions. Roskilde is home to UNESCO World Heritage, while Fjordlandet is also known for its local and organic food as well as attractions both large and small.
Follow regional cycle route 27 independently. This local route follows part of the 2022 stage; it is not a guided tour with Mads Pedersen. You cannot cycle across the Great Belt Bridge.
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