The North Sea Cycle Route is a long-distance cycling path that spans approximately 6,000 kilometers around the North Sea. It connects several countries, including Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, and United Kingdom. The route offers scenic views of coastal landscapes, charming towns, and diverse wildlife, making it a popular choice for cyclists of all levels. Established in 2001, the North Sea Cycle Route is part of the European cycle network and is well-marked with signs. Cyclists can enjoy various terrains, from flat coastal paths to more challenging hilly sections. The route also promotes sustainable tourism and encourages exploration of the region's rich cultural heritage.