- Distance
- 155km
- Suggested days
- 7–9days
- Route
- Circular
Accommodation on Camønoen, without a new search every night
Set your preferred daily distance and the stay types you want to use. ThWay finds reachable options, ranks them by the routed walking distance, and builds each day to the place you select.
One decision at a time
- 01
Set your walking day
Choose the distance you want to cover and the longest day you will accept.
- 02
Compare reachable stays
ThWay sorts the available candidates by how closely the routed distance matches your target.
- 03
Pick a stay and continue
The walking route finishes at your selected stay. The next day starts there.
No separate search for a hotel, hostel, campsite or shelter at the end of every stage.
- Stege, Ulvshale and Nyord on the opening stages
- Borre, Elmelunde and the area around Møns Klint
- Klintholm Havn, Hårbølle, Bogø and western Møn
- Hotels, motels, hostels and bed and breakfasts
- Farm stays, private rooms and glamping
- Shelters, tent pitches and campsites
Every stay the planner offered for one day
The planner ranks the stays you can reach by how close they come to your daily target. Pick one to see the way there and what you walk through.
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Official Camønoen sources describe a 175 km route divided into ten stages, with additional shortcuts. ThWay currently has a 155 km mapped route network ready for planning. The selected sections and distance are shown before route generation.
ThWay finds and routes to candidate stays. It does not show live room or shelter availability, so confirm and book with the provider.
- Official Camønoen stages and accommodation by stage
- VisitDenmark route length and accommodation overview
Questions about overnight stops
Where can I stay along Camønoen?
The route passes hotels, bed and breakfasts, private stays, campsites, shelters and simple tent pitches. The useful choice depends on how far you want to walk that day, so ThWay groups the search around your routed distance.
Can I split a long published stage?
Yes, when the route data contains a reachable stay before the published endpoint. Set a shorter daily target and compare the candidates returned for that part of the route.
Does Camønoen change when I select accommodation?
The underlying trail stays the same, but the day's route finishes at the stay you select. The next walking day begins there, so your overnight choices define the itinerary.
Does ThWay show live availability?
No. ThWay finds candidate stays and calculates the walking route to them. Confirm availability, opening dates and booking terms directly with the provider.
Choose the night's stop, then let the walking route follow
Camønoen is selected in the planner. Place your start, set the daily distance and compare reachable stays one day at a time.
Read how other walkers did it →
The Camøno was built to be easy to walk and easy to like. It loops around Møn and a couple of smaller islands on gentle, well-marked paths, and the people you meet are half the appeal: bakers, farm-shop owners and locals who are happy to point you the right way.
Most walkers come for Møns Klint at the eastern end, where white chalk cliffs drop into clear green water. The slower miles in between run through orchards, beech woods and small thatched villages, and they are just as good.
What you'll walk through
- The white chalk cliffs and beech woods of Møns Klint
- Orchards, farm shops and village bakeries
- Quiet coastline and sea views for most of the way
- Dark skies (Møn is a designated Dark Sky park)
Along the way
The best-known places within a kilometre of the trail.
Nature · 52 m from the trailMøns Klint
Møns Klint on Møn is 7 km long, up to 128 m high and stretches from Møn Fyr in the south to Liselund Slotspark in the north. It was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2025. It is Denmark's highest cliff and at the same time a unique collection of habitats.
Read more →Translated from Danish Wikipedia. Text: Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0. Photo: Bob Collowan, CC BY-SA 3.0
Nature · 7 m from the trailNyord
Nyord is a small island north of Møn with an area of 4.99 km² and 33 inhabitants (2026). The island belongs to Vordingborg Municipality in Region Sjælland.
Read more →Translated from Danish Wikipedia. Text: Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0. Photo: Thue C. Leibrandt, CC BY-SA 3.0
Nature · 266 m from the trailFarø
Farø is an island between Zealand and Falster. Farøbroerne link Zealand with Falster via Farø. A causeway connects Farø with Bogø. This causeway was completed in 1979 in connection with the work on Farøbroerne, and has swallowed up the smaller, uninhabited islet Kragetinget.
Read more →Translated from Danish Wikipedia. Text: Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0. Photo: nikos roussos, CC BY-SA 2.0
Ancient sites · 225 m from the trailKlekkende Høj
Klekkendehøj is a twin passage grave between Tostenæs and Røddinge in western Møn, approx. 10 km south-west of Stege. The passage grave was built approx. 3300-3200 BC, that is, in the Neolithic farming Stone Age.
Read more →Translated from Danish Wikipedia. Text: Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0. Photo: Bera at German Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0
Churches · 907 m from the trailElmelunde Kirke
Elmelunde Kirke is a church in Elmelunde, about 8 km east of Stege on Møn.
Read more →Translated from Danish Wikipedia. Text: Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0. Photo: Toxophilus, CC BY-SA 4.0
Best season
April to October; orchard blossom in spring, warm swims in late summer.
Getting there
Stege, the natural start, is reached by bus from Vordingborg station on the Copenhagen line.
The marked route for your GPS app or watch, free. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.
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