[Bikepacking Denmark, Pt. 7] Day 4 started out with pretty good weather—sunshine and a tailwind—and beautiful, varied trails. I visited a few old fishing villages like Stenberjg, Varupør, and Klitmøller.

By the time I arrived in Nørre Varupør, the sky had already turned overcast. Then, in Klitmøller, it started to rain. According to the rain radar, it was supposed to rain quite heavily but stop again after about two hours. But it didn’t. It just kept raining all afternoon and evening.

The coastal bike path to Hanstholm was still a blast, and afterward, the trail between the coast and the dunes felt almost mystical in the rain (unfortunately, I don’t have any photos of that).

By the time I reached Bulbjerg Rock, I was completely soaked (again). The old bunker and the view were still—or maybe because of the weather—breathtaking.

Sometime in the evening, I finally arrived at my shelter spot, and luckily, there were already people there who had lit the fireplace. No hot shower, but a fire at least!

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