The dunes here are not very steep or high, and there is no continuous ridge, making it suitable only when there is a lot of wind. This spot is primarily used by locals and is known as Denmark's most northerly takeoff point. To get there, drive towards Skagen. Once you arrive in Skagen, you will be on Fredrikhavnstedtsvej. Cross the railway and take the first right onto Drachmannsvej. Then, turn right at the first intersection onto Damstedsvej and continue until you can't go any further. The ridge is low but appears to be quite long, consisting of sand dunes with beach grass and a beach in front. For more details, you can visit [this link](http://no.flightlog.org/fl.html?l=2&a=22&country_id=57&start_id=696).
View spotThis site in Sealand, Denmark, is a frequently used and uncomplicated spot for soaring, kiting, and playing around on a long, grassy dune. It's a great place for beginners, although no school training is allowed here. The site record is 6.8 km, making it one of the best places in the north of Sealand for paragliding. The takeoff area is located on a grassy patch behind the beach sand. You can pull up your glider and ground handle it about 25 meters west on the top of the hill before taking off from the highest point. The landing area is a large grassy field right in front of the takeoff spot. To get there, you can park your car at a nearby campsite, which is about 500 meters from the takeoff area. Weather conditions to be aware of include a wind direction from NW to NNW, with a minimum wind speed of approximately 5 m/s. For more information, you can check out these videos: - [Video 1](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-FxycQFlSI) - [Video 2](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMoWn_OQ1yI) In Denmark, the maximum flight height is generally 1050 meters.
View spotTakeoff from the beach is easy with parking available nearby. You can drive on the beach up to 1.2 km north from the takeoff point. The area offers flat, nice dune soaring, and some cross-country (XC) flying is possible, especially northbound, although it can be challenging due to many gaps and flat sections. Southbound flying is more enjoyable with opportunities for dune playing and kiting over a length of approximately 8 km, with some gaps that are mostly crossable while flying. It's crucial to check the NOTAMs before flying. Local flight regulations at Vejers airfield in Denmark apply to this spot as well. There have been issues with foreign pilots recently, leading to temporary suspensions due to military exercises. To avoid further violations and potential closure of the Vejers site to paragliders, always check the current NOTAMs here: [Current NOTAMs](https://dhpu.dk/for-visiting-pilots/general/). For a visual overview, you can watch this video: [YouTube Video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmUfoh7lqhg).
View spotThis location features a very short ridge, measuring only 5 meters in height and 100 meters in length. It is generally not considered interesting unless you are already in the area and the wind conditions are favorable. To reach this spot, head to Kolby-Vesborgvej.
View spotFlying from Krik Vig is now prohibited. The land is privately owned, and the owners will report any trespassers to the police. This restriction is partly due to the misbehavior of some pilots. Krik Vig was a popular and easy soaring spot, ideal for beginners with plenty of space to launch from various points on the slope. It was one of the few ridges suitable for southwest winds in the region. Region: Denmark Site record: 21.8 km For more information, you can check out these videos: - [Video 1](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CeJVZuc4crA) - [Video 2](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBQ7UPKLgyE) - [Video 3](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=memwAvpLj6g) - [Video 4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrlxQ_aHjx8) To get there, follow this route: Ydby-Vestervig-Gettrup-Kobberø-Kobberøgårdvej 8, 7760 Hurup Thy. Park at the windmill and walk 100 meters on private grounds. Remember to close the gate behind you to keep the cows in. The slopes extend approximately 5.5 km with a maximum height of 44 meters. The starting point faces southwest, and further north, it shifts more to the west. Top landing is possible, but the starting area is narrow and confined by hedgerows and fences. Be cautious of grazing cows, which can leave droppings at the start. It's advisable to bring water, a brush, and soap for cleaning. Despite these minor inconveniences, it was a fantastic place to fly with varied terrain and a wide lift band when the wind was right. For more information on local clubs, visit: - [PG Nord](http://www.pgnord.dk/) - [Parafun](http://www.parafun.dk/) Always ask the farmer for permission before flying from the site.
View spotBallebjerg, located at Ballebjergvejen 39, 8305 Samsø, offers a modest paragliding experience with a height of 79 meters and a launch altitude of 1300 meters. To reach the take-off point, park at the provided address and enjoy a short 300-meter walk. For weather updates, you can check the local forecast at [DMI Weather](http://www.dmi.dk/dmi/index/danmark/byvejr_danmark.htm?by=8305).
View spotThis paragliding site in Denmark offers a height of 20 meters and a length of 2000 meters. It is regularly used and ideal for soaring with wind speeds ranging from 20 to 35 km/h. The site is suitable for beginners and features a wide, sandy beach. Takeoff can be done either from the parking lot or directly from the beach, depending on the wind strength. Flights in this region have recorded distances up to 6.1 km. The site is located between Gilleleje and Smidstrup on road 237, with the exit for Gilleleje Holiday Centre. The specific address is Tinkerup Strandvej 8A, and it is publicly accessible. The slope at this site is 33 meters high, allowing for both beach and cliff-top launches and landings. Flights typically occur to the right of the starting point and slope, extending almost all the way up to Gilleleje. Be cautious of the densely vegetated hinterland with rose bushes, as getting blown backward can result in a few hours of hard work. For more information, you can visit [Airwave Gliders](http://www.airwave-gliders.dk) or watch a related video on [Vimeo](http://vimeo.com/26782504).
View spotThis paragliding site in Denmark offers a medium difficulty level with a height of 20 meters and a launch altitude ranging from 1600 to 2600 meters. The wind conditions typically range from 20 to 35 km/h, making it an easy ridge to navigate. However, the takeoff requires some experience due to the limited space available, which is not suitable for large groups of pilots. The launch area is on a private path belonging to a nearby camping site. The landing zone on the beach is challenging due to the presence of large stones, so careful planning and precision are necessary. Parking is available at Elsegårdevej 55, 8400 Ebeltoft. For more information, you can visit the local paragliding community pages or contact local clubs for detailed guidance and updates.
View spotThis paragliding site is occasionally used and is the only spot facing WSW in the area. The wind conditions are often not very smooth, and the cliff is relatively low, making it less than ideal for speedgliders. However, it can still be enjoyable for regular paragliding. To reach the launch site, park your vehicle and walk via the beach, as the road above is private property. The takeoff is generally from below, so be cautious of the crops in the fields above. If the fields are clear and usable, top landing and ground handling are possible. For more information and weather forecasts, you can visit: http://www.windfinder.com/weatherforecast/hojer Check out some videos of the site: https://vimeo.com/65755977 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEuRlxxQmM8 http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xcqq8z_gleitschirmfliegen-27-3-2010-emmerl_sport?start=3#from=embed http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xcppev_24-3-10-gleitschirmfliegen_sport
View spotThis site in Denmark is occasionally used as an alternative takeoff location. It offers a nice soaring experience with several takeoff options available. Pilots can either kite up a bit or launch from above. The site record is 2.6 km.
View spotErtebolle, Denmark offers a modest paragliding experience with a site record of 3.7 km. The area is suitable for those looking for a quieter, less crowded flying spot. The elevation is 11 meters, which may not provide the most thrilling flights but can be ideal for beginners or those looking to practice their skills in a serene environment. For more information on paragliding in Denmark, you can visit local paragliding clubs or forums.
View spotThe flying site at Drøsselbjerg Strand offers a height range of 8 to 20 meters and spans a length of 2 to 2.5 kilometers. This local site is suitable for soaring, with takeoff options from either a grassy area above or a relatively narrow beach below. The slope is somewhat uneven, making it less ideal for beginners. However, it provides good pastures for ground handling practice. To get there, head to Drøsselbjerg Strand via Adnoisvej. Drøsselbjerg is situated 15-20 km northwest of Slagelse. With Slagelse behind you, drive through Drøsselbjerg and turn left at Gårdhøjsvej. Near the end of the road, you'll find a grassy area designated for parking. From there, walk the paths between the houses down to the water. For more information, you can visit [this link](http://www.vsk.info/dkg/droesselbjerg.htm). For local club contact, reach out to PG-Klubben's Johnni Dufour at johnni@netnordic.dk or call +45 12345678.
View spotIn Denmark, there's a paragliding site with a height of 10 meters and a length of 600 meters. This location is primarily used for local soaring. The site record is 1.6 km. To reach this spot, head to Hundested and take Knud Rasmussensvej via Fyrstien. For a visual overview, you can check out this video: [Watch here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rc98wFGDwws).
View spotThe takeoff height is between 5 to 15 meters, with a landing zone at 1600 meters. Wind conditions range from 20 to 30 km/h. Limited information is available about this site. For more details, you can visit [Valhalla Paragliding](http://iloapp.valhalla-pg.dk/blog/www?home) or check the wind forecast at [Windfinder Nakkehoved Fyr](http://www.windfinder.com/forecast/nakkehoved_fyr).
View spotThis paragliding site is approximately 30 meters high and is considered difficult. It is regularly used, particularly in winter when the plants in front have no leaves, making it easier to navigate. Access is relatively straightforward; you just need to walk a few hundred meters until you find a gap. Toplanding is normal here, making it a convenient spot for experienced pilots. The scenic cliffs offer a stunning backdrop for your flights. For more information, you can visit [Møns Klint Resort](http://www.moensklintresort.dk/paragliding-und-moens-klint/) or [Camping Møns Klint](http://www.campingmoensklint.dk/?site=1). The location is Klintevej 544, 4791 Borre. Check out this video for a glimpse of the site: [Vimeo](https://vimeo.com/59790791).
View spotThe main takeoff area features a cliff up to 40 meters high, allowing flights over a stretch of approximately 5 km. The slope is mostly vertical, with limited beach areas suitable for emergency landings. The takeoff and toplanding zones are adequate for pilots with some experience. Please note that flying is prohibited in certain periods for bird protection. Check the latest updates on no-fly zones and prohibition periods on the DHPU website. Region: Denmark Site record: 0.6 km Parking is available near Hærvejen 58a, 4660 Store Heddinge, or closer to the takeoff point about 100 meters north. The area is private property, but the owner allows access for various activities, including paragliding, as long as it does not interfere with the company's operations. Visitors are encouraged to pick up any waste to maintain access to the area. For more information, visit the DHPU website: https://flyvesteder.dhpu.dk/8648c950-d6de-45f3-bc5f-b673af7406bb Contact: PG-Klubben Johnni Dufour at johnni@netnordic.dk or +45 12345678 Watch a video of the site here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcB2tXuE9UE Check the no-fly zones map for 2023 until early August: https://dhpu.dk/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Kort-vandrefalke-2023.pdf
View spotThe launch site has an elevation of 15 meters and a maximum flight distance of 7000 meters, making it suitable for medium-level pilots. This location is not frequently used but offers a unique experience for those who visit. Soaring conditions are favorable here, and from this site, you can reach Heatherhill and return, providing a scenic and enjoyable flight. To get there, head to Tisvildeleje and follow Olskærvej. Be aware that the parking lot is very small, so plan accordingly. For more information, you can contact local clubs and resources at [Airwave Gliders](http://www.airwave-gliders.dk) and [Valhalla Paragliding](http://www.valhalla-pg.dk/). Check out these videos to get a sense of the experience: [Video 1](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TeVBi6Zkum8) [Video 2](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIBdCVZgwjY) [Video 3](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cO31oTyyFgk)
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