The Royal Marskrute in Tønder is a cycle route of 41 km that takes you through the historic and scenic landscape of Tøndermarsken, Denmark's largest meadow. The route offers a unique mix of Danish and German culture, as it crosses the border between the two countries. On this tour you can experience the rich history of hard-working farmers and the impressive royal palace, Schackenborg Castle, which was formerly the residence of Prince Joachim and his wife. The cycle route leads through picturesque towns such as Møgeltønder and Højer, and offers the opportunity to explore the unique marsh landscape with its rich flora and fauna

The Royal March Route in Tønder, with its moderate length of 41 km, is generally considered easy to moderate in difficulty, making it accessible to most cyclists, including families and recreational cyclists. The relatively flat terrain of the Tøndermarsken contributes to the manageable nature of the routes, although wind conditions can affect the level of difficulty, especially as the area is open and can be subject to strong winds.

The route takes cyclists through some of Southern Jutland's most characteristic and historically rich areas. Here are some of the notable areas and sights you will pass by:

1. Mold barrels: Known for its idyllic main street and Schackenborg Castle, a historic castle with royal connections. This area is one of the highlights of the route, where the charming city meets magnificent history.
2. Højer: The city is known for its impressive lock, Højer Lock, which is central in the protection against flooding from the Wadden Sea. Højer also offers a unique insight into the region's struggle against water and land reclamation.
3. Tøndermarsken: The route goes through this extensive, protected nature area, where you can experience the unique marsh landscape, which is home to a rich birdlife and characteristic, flat meadows.
4. The border crossing between Denmark and Germany: The cycling route includes a short passage into Germany, adding an international dimension to the trip. This section emphasizes the area's cultural and historical connections across the border.

The Royal Marskrute is not only a physical journey, but also a cultural and historical journey of discovery that offers insight into the rich heritage of both Denmark and Germany and the distinctiveness of the marshland.