Accessible National Park

At Hanstholm Lighthouse, the wheelchair-friendly Dronningestien leads from the lighthouse garden out onto the cliff, offering fantastic views of the Hanstholm Wildlife Reserve. The surface is solid with gravel and crushed stone. There's a table and bench set with space for a wheelchair. If you complete the round trip around the lighthouse, partly on an asphalt road, the route is about 1.5 km.

In Sårup, there's also an accessible path to the wildlife reserve's viewing platform. The installed telescope can be raised and lowered, making it usable for all. There is a handicap-accessible toilet and easy access to the bonfire hut.

In Agger, you'll find Denmark's longest accessible path, leading from the town to the dunes and along the edge of the Agger Tange bird reserve. The path is 5 km long, but it can be shortened or extended depending on whether you walk down Agger Tangevej. Learn more here on WalknRoll, which has created 5 routes on the path: WalknRoll.

You can find 11 accessible toilets in the national park, listed from north to south:

• Hanstholm Fyr
• Sårup
• Klitmøller Landingsplads
• Nors Sø 
• Forrest playground at Årbjerg, Klitmøllervej
• Nr. Vorupør, Nationalparkcenteret
• Svankær
• Lodbjerg Fyr
• Agger, p-plads at the sea
• Lange Mole Vej, Agger Tange
• Svaneholmhus, Agger Tange

Svaneholm House

In Svaneholm House on Agger Tange, you will find a permanent exhibition about the birdlife in the area. There is step-free access to the house and an accessible toilet.

Lodbjerg Lighthouse

From the central door in the lighthouse yard, there is access to the exhibition. However, the width is limited. There is an accessible toilet in the yard, and an accessible shelter with a rail and hook for sails or a baby carrier. You can drive to within 200 meters of the shelter area with permission.

Stenbjerg Landing Site

There is step-free access to the national park's staffed visitor center located in one of the old fishermen's tool sheds, but the door width is limited. You can park right outside.

National Park Center Thy

In Nr. Vorupør, you will find Denmark's first national park center, where you can gather a wealth of information about the national park's nature and get inspiration for further excursions into the great outdoors. There is step-free access to the exhibition building and an accessible toilet with plenty of space.

Boat House at Hanstholm Lighthouse

The exhibition in the Boat House tells the story of the nature and cultural history in Hanstholm Wildlife Reserve. There is step-free access, and direct access to the wheelchair-friendly Dronningestien. There is an accessible toilet at the lighthouse.

At Lodbjerg Lighthouse, there is a shelter site. One of the shelters has a rail with a hook for a lift or sail.

The shelter is located 150 meters from the parking lot, with access via a gravel path. At the site, you'll find a campfire spot, firewood shed, and a water post. There is access to an accessible toilet at the lighthouse.

You can book the shelter here:Book handicapshelter

In Nr. Vorupør, you can use a wheelchair on the beach promenade and all the way out on the long pier, where you can truly see and feel the North Sea. There is an accessible toilet at the National Park Center.

In Klitmøller, you can also walk and roll on the beach promenade and, using a ramp, access the lookout platform at Hummerhuset. There is a toilet at the same location.

In Agger, a section of Denmark's longest accessible trail runs along the dunes, with a platform that allows you to gaze out over the North Sea and Agger Beach.

At Bagsø, right by Isbjerg, there is an accessible fishing platform with picnic tables.

You can access the platform directly from the road via a gravel path.

Fishing is allowed in Bagsø (if you have a fishing license), but it is customary to release the fish afterward.

• At Sårup, there is wheelchair-friendly and step-free access to the observation platform overlooking the Hanstholm Vildtreservat. The installed telescope can be raised and lowered, making it accessible from a wheelchair.
• At Vandet Sø, an observation platform has been established with a view of the lake. At 12.1 km on Klitmøllervej (on the lake side), there is a gravel parking area which is the starting point for the trip to the platform. After parking, you need to cross the road and follow the gravel forest road (about 200 meters) that leads to the observation platform. It's not very clearly signposted, so it may be a bit tricky to find. But here, you can enjoy a beautiful view of the lake and find picnic tables.
• In Klitmøller, there is a wheelchair ramp up to the Hummerhuset at the end of the landing area, providing a great view of the sea and the town.
• In Agger, there is step-free access to a platform right by the dunes, where the popular sculpture 'Mary' stands, gazing out over the sea.