Pinen - Harre Vig

The route is not a round trip. From Pinen, the route starts by going south along the beach for about 2.5 km, after which it turns inland through the summer house area Vile Vestergård. It then continues up towards Vile Church and then further along Følvigvej towards Harre Nor.
At Harre Nor, part of the route runs on boardwalks and continues along footpaths by the fjord towards Harre Bjerg.
You pass by the boathouses at Harre Nor. Naust is an Old Norse word for a boat shed, shelter, or house in which the vessel stood during the winter. On the beach, there are two boat nausts from the Viking Age or early Middle Ages. The nausts are seen as two ½ meter high and 28 meters long earthen mounds with openings facing the fjord.
At the nausts, the route continues up the stairs into and through a summer house area and further past the Harre Vig Golf Club's courses until you reach Kapeldalen, where you turn right towards the south down towards the fjord. When you reach the beach, you turn left and walk along the beach the rest of the way to Harre Vig Strand, which has a Blue Flag, and where there are several different facilities, such as toilets, a picnic house, shelters, a fire hut, and a playground. The route is marked with yellow arrows.
Note: The route along Harre Nor can be wet during periods of heavy rainfall. At high water levels in the fjord, the path may not be passable here.