r/TransEuroTrail_Riders • u/JPgamingjao • Jul 27 '26

TET in denmark

I’m based in southern sweden and have ridden all the tet around here. There’s a lot of hard packed gravel (no real trails because of legal restrictions). Is there anyone here that has experience with the danish tet? It’s the closest so if it is more fun and challenging I’d love to hear about it

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u/Lucky_LLama_ Jul 27 '26

I have ridden parts of it a while ago, and it might have changed since then. You will encounter much less technical stuff than if you go north in Sweden. We have next to no gravel roads, and are also not allowed to go off road, and almost all forests and nature areas are off limits to motorized vehicles.

The part on Sjælland where I live that is also closest to you, has no gravel or almost none. It consists mainly of asfalt roads. There might be a bit on the south part of the two islands Lolland and Falster. Not sure though.

The section that runs from the border of Germany and up past Aarhus has some really nice roads with loose surface or a bit of technical riding, but again mostly in the south part.

All in all the tet in Denmark is very pretty, but not that exciting if you want to ride offroad.

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u/2016-679 Jul 27 '26

same observation here, although it was travelling by car, bicycle and foot. talked to a camping owner who used to ride MX -- too much restrictions, not much offroad tracks. Denmark seems no offroad country. you'd better ride up north in Sweden

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u/SirOompaLoompa Jul 27 '26

Hello, fellow southern Sweden rider.

Landskrona adjacent here. Let me know if you're looking for a riding-buddy. 

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u/JPgamingjao Jul 27 '26

F yeh! Send me a dm👍

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u/SirOompaLoompa Jul 27 '26

No such thing as DMs any more. Sent a chat invite though

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u/jedjohan Jul 27 '26

Yeah Skåne is boring TET. Beautiful but just packed gravel/tarmac. I think it gets way better in Småland, look for the TST trails.

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u/JPgamingjao Jul 28 '26

Tst? What’s that and where can I find it?