National Park Thy Adventures
Thy National Park is Denmark's first national park, offering expansive coastal dunes, heathlands, and forests along the North Sea. It attracts outdoor enthusiasts with its unique landscapes, varied wildlife, and cultural heritage.
Popular Activities
Plan Your Visit
Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to National Park Thy.
Entrance Requirements
Free access with no entrance fees; some activities may require permits.
Best Time to Visit
Best visited from May to September when weather is milder and trail conditions are optimal.
Visitor Information
National Park Thy Visitor Center in Tversted
Getting There
Accessible via local highways; main roads are well-maintained; parking available near major trailheads; no 4WD needed.
Weather & Climate
Thy National Park experiences cool temperate maritime weather with mild summers averaging 60–68°F (15–20°C) and cold winters around 32–41°F (0–5°C). Windy conditions prevail year-round due to coastal exposure, with precipitation spread evenly throughout the year.
Conservation Efforts
The park faces threats from coastal erosion, climate change affecting dune dynamics, and habitat disturbance from human activity. Conservation efforts focus on protecting heathland habitats, managing visitor impact, and preserving nesting sites for migratory birds.
Camping in National Park Thy
Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.
Lodbjerg Klit Camping
Situated near dunes and the North Sea coast, this site offers full amenities and family-friendly facilities.
Stenbjerg Camping
Close to the fishing village of Stenbjerg with easy access to coastal trails and the beach.
Primitive Backcountry Sites
Several designated wild-camping areas are available within the park but require adherence to rules protecting habitats.
Top Trails
Thy Coastal Trail
Follows the rugged North Sea coastline, passing dunes, beaches, and historic sites with panoramic ocean views.
Borremose Loop
A flat trail encircling the peat bog with boardwalk sections perfect for birdwatching and nature observation.
Husby Klitplantage Forest Trail
Winds through dense forest contrasting with open dune areas and offers shaded hiking on warm days.
Råbjerg Mile Access Trail
Leads visitors to the moving dune with challenging sandy terrain and rewarding panoramic views from the summit.
Trailblazer Tips
Bring sturdy footwear for dune hiking as sand can be loose and shifting.
Visit in late spring or early autumn for optimal birdwatching; summer can be windy and cooler.
Parking is limited near popular trailheads; use designated parking lots to avoid fines.
Carry windproof clothing due to strong coastal winds, especially on exposed trails.