Thank you for showing a Dane a place she hasn't been herself yet.. Beautiful shot!

Thank you for highlighting a Danish trail! I feel that we often get overshadowed by our neighbouring countries (literally, as they have mountains and we don’t). Our trails are often packed with cultural sites and landmark, and your excitement at those really is infectious!

The bells were epic. Congratulations!

Just can't wait to do this beautiful little island

excellent video of a splended path

Spider cave... nope, no, no way... nuh huh, nada, not in this lifetime. Everything else, very cool :)

Your little talk at the end about the short four days it took you to finish this trail really hit home for me. I just finished Wainwright's Coast to Coast, earlier this month. I only had eleven days of walking before I had to get back home and even though I finished it and got to see beautiful landscapes, I felt a bit sad when I got to Robin Hood's Bay. I had rushed through all the sections, had hardly taken any breaks and ended up with hurting feet and a very tired body and mind. Getting this tired and feeling rushed really took away from the joy I usually experience on trail, leaving me feeling very guilty for feeling sad and not having made the most of my hike. Eventhough I have hiked quite some trails myself, it helped me to see that a very strong and experienced hiker such as yourself also sometimes struggles with long days and feeling pressure to walk big miles. Thank you, Abbie, for being open and honest in your films about your struggles when you hike. Ps. Your choice of music was great as always!

We enjoyed the video, and the Island. Thanks Abbie 👊🏻

Thank you for this epic adventure! It's so interesting to see my country through the eyes of a foreigner. Respect for talking the 108 steps to Jon's Kapel with a fully loaded backpack! Any "normal" 😉hiker would leave it on the bench at the top of the stairs. And you missed one of the best icream shops on Bornholm in Snogebæk. I've only done the trail going across (Højlyngstien), but have biked alot and done several smaller walks on Bornholm. One thing is for sure; the coastal path has been moved up top on my list of "most likely things to do on Bornholm".

I did half of Bornholm back in the 1960's as a scout.

This is such a relaxing beautiful place. Loved the film.

A fantastic adventure documentary, Abbie. Thank you. It was a very enjoyable watch, showing an amazing trail.

It looks like you had a great wee adventure. Here's to many more in the future. The ant bit made me think of the bit in Brendan Fraser's The Mummy, when someone gets overwhelmed by the scarab beetles. Maybe you should get yourself some ankle supports. Slow travel/tourism does seem to be the way forward.

"At 120km this route took me 4 days and along the way I explored hidden caves, ancient castles, smokehouses, tiny fishing harbours, vast and remote beaches, and much, much more." Sold! ... Now, when I can find some uninterrupted 'me' time to watch this epic vid.

Wonderful Abbie. Simply wonderful.

I love the video and the inspiration. Thank you

great stuff well done. It looks beautiful.

This walk looks beautiful. Thanks for sharing with us.

Nice to see you back Abs x

Thankyou for this one, Abbie ❤ beautiful film and it’s so nice to see you back on KZfaq now that your main hiking season is finished. I’ve been looking forward to this one for a while, I live in Copenhagen and it’s on my trail list for next year, but info is surprisingly lacking - even my Danish friends who spend most summers on Bornholm haven’t heard of it! Thank you for the helpful guide and inspiration. I will wildcamp (legally) when i do it, and will take your advice and do it in 6 days or so, i’m generally a very distracted hiker - especially on the coast! Take care and big love. Hannah

I’m born and raised on Bornholm (Hasle) and this was so much fun for me to watch! I’m glad you had a good time 😊Happy trails! 🥾

A lovely walk! Thanks for sharing its rich and varied sights, sounds, flora and fauna, and fascinating bits of culture and history. I hope your rally ankle is better.

A great watch as always Abbie. The trail looked fabulous. I loved the bit where you were running away from the ants 🐜 it reminded me of the time I found a nice little mound to sit on for my lunch and yes of course it was an ants nest and ..........

Fantastic walk fantastic scenery, really enjoyed the views etc - well done Abbie

Amazing video of an amazing place. Thank you for sharing it with us. Liv in Ontario.

Really enjoyed this video what a beautiful place 😊👍

Ahh there you are!! I wondered where you've been, I'll watch later when I get home !!!❤

Your inspiring me and left me looking for an adventure. I'm a big lad. But you may of just changed my outlook on life.

Quality really enjoyed that thanks Abbie.

What a wonderful walk, you made it look magical. And it is heart warming to see you so happy. Fleming is a great friend . Thanks for sharing Abbie, looking forward to your next adventure ❤

Your capture of the stunning landscape went to next level, Abbie! 👍

😮 no tides?! King Canute succeeded in his homeland, then 🙌 Lovely to see, thanks for sharing, Abbie

Fabulous video! Spiders - when we were in England, every time we visited a medieval ruin, I'd end up with huge spiders on me. Guess they like rocks. Too bad about the ankle. I hope you've had it figured out by now!

Greetings from Australia! Thanks Abbie for taking me on your Danish holiday. So well edited and it kept me engaged. If you love beach walking come to Australia and try the Solitary Islands walk in NSW, though you will have to keep an eye on tide charts when crossing inlets and navigating steep cliffs. Grateful for your quality work. Cheers Lynn

Hell yes! Almost two hours of awesomeness…..you’ve made my day 😁

You piqued my interest in going out on the island again. It's been 40 years since I was over "Stay Wild"😀🚶‍♀

Amazing!! 🤙

I've really been trying. As mentioned before I struggle with chronic pain, and the depression that often goes along with that. I am also very insecure, and often feel that I'm not worthy. I've been pushing myself to get out there more. I joined a local hiking facebook group. The thought of getting out there with other people is very overwhelming. I haven't joined anyone yet. I have been looking at other people's photos, hikes, and it's encouraging me to get out there, to share my own stories / photos. Today, it's a beautiful fall day. I don't really have much energy, and am lacking motivation, but I am pushing myself to get ready and go. I know once out there I will enjoy it. This is a common struggle for me. Your videos, your words of encouragement help me get past that on days like this. Thank you for all you do

Without doubt the best video I have seen on Bornholm. From Switzerland, I’m on the island as a female alone for about 4 months every year since years (mostly in beautiful spring), and am completely and utterly in love with it. You describe in your video exactly how it feels I.e. it is indescribable. You actually filmed my house (the half-timbered yellow house at Bølshavn) If you ever feel like returning when I am there, you are more than welcome to visit and stay over - I have spare bedrooms! It would be a pleasure.

Love this ramble Abbie !. U R like my fav Adventurer . You highly motivate me for looong hikes. I too deal with mental health issues & physical issues. My back is well....... Fu**ed. on pain killers for ever i bet. But nature and walking simply help. All the best this winter season & Happy Halloween ! 💀🧡💚🤎✌💪🙏🦣🐿🍁🍂🎃💠☺

Thank you for another fantastic long walk video. I really enjoy these immensely! I enjoy hiking a lot, although I don't do it that often, and I prefer day trips so I don't have to carry a lot of stuff. But I'm a little sad that when I do go hiking and encounter those fantastic views like in your videos, I never feel the same kind of elation, awe, and wonder that I do when I see those views on videos or on photos. I feel that if I go through the trouble of traveling to Scotland (I live in Finland) or to Lapland and see hills or mountains and other fantastic views, they should have more of an impact on me. But somehow I don't know how to be in that moment and let it sink in. To feel that awe of nature. Mostly I just feel happy I have survived the trip and think about how to survive back home from there.

I've heard of that island but have never been.The Scandinavian islands I have hiked in are; Iceland, the Aland Islands and the Faroes.

You don't actually need to filter the water in Denmark if you're drinking from taps, only if you're getting water from lakes or other still pools of water :)

I walk this trip every year in may, but i still learned alot about my favorit island

Great and inspiring video. I'll be going to Bornholm soon and look forward to enjoying the island as much as you did. I'll take your advice and stop to take it all in.

Well done ☀️🏝️

Will you ever climb Everest ? Amazing video enjoyed it so much

Excellent video. Loved to follow your trip. I'm going myself this summer and although I am Danish I feel as much a tourist as you, so it was great to see some sights I might want to stop at myself.

Water from water taps in Denmark is drinking water of a high quality. You do not need to filter it.

SUPER video....thank you.

Another most enjoyable video. Pleased you had some support on this one.

Love the video!! What a beautiful place! Can I please ask what the water filter is called that you are using?

Still about 8000 km to go! When I went to school (60's and 70's) the Danish coastline were about 5000 km. Later it was corrected to 7000 km. In 22 or 23, it was corrected to a little over 8000 km. No, Denmark isn't growing. Measuring the coastline is a science in itself and very difficult. So each time they get new toys, the country (grows).

😶😲😍🥲😃 i'm getting 'homesick'....was an gi for 4y there, awsome island,awsome ppl and awsome nature. The ppl were/are very glad/happy for the contract gi's because of their history from ww2,they were occupied by the russshist an extra after the war ended and the dk government did'nt do anything about it. So i know the island,and i'm gonna go back soon...but nice walk/trip vid👍😉

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What a great video but can I give you one piece of advice stop playing with ant hills they always win.

Hej med dig Abby

You forgot opalsøen, døndalen, ekkodalen

Have you tried an ankle brace on these hikes? How is it btw.

First you walk past my hous eon the Cotswold Way, next you go to the island where my brother lives. I shall need a restraining order ;)

Lol…the ants and you running.

Do you brush your teeth before coffee or after ?

I really like your walks the land you walk is very beautiful but it would be dangerous to take those walks in North America we have wild animals that could kill you a firearm is important to carry here for your protection....

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