The Heart Trail in Odder
This 5,7-kilometre-long signposted hiking route takes you around the centre of Odder. The path leads to many of the city’s significant buildings and green oases. The majority of the route is located on paths in calm urban surroundings.
Waymarked hiking route in the heart of Odder
Explore Denmark’s biggest village on this hiking route that leads you through the centre of the lively commercial town via quiet and pleasant paths. The route takes you to many of the city’s most significant buildings such as the town hall, the museum, the library, the old police station, and the hotel, but you will often see it from the backside on paths located away from busy roads, allowing you to see the city from a different perspective.
The route consists of two loops – a 3.6-kilometre northeastern loop and a 2-kilometre southwestern loop. You can combine them into a 5.7-kilometre route. The trail is waymarked with arrows and signs indicating each kilometre walked.
Combine with shopping and a good meal
Since the route passes through the town centre, you can easily combine your hike with other activities. It crosses the pedestrian street Rosensgade and leaves it at Polititorvet (Police Square). If you choose to start here, we recommend that you go for a stroll though the street, browsing the shops or enjoying a delicious lunch and cold drinks at one of the eateries in town. When passing Odder Museum, consider stepping inside to learn more about the history of the town and the surrounding region.
Follow the route with this digital map
You can follow the signposts along the trail. Alternatively, you can follow this digital map (Google Maps) that shows exactly where you are on the route via GPS location.
About Heart Trails
Heart Trails (Hjertestier) are waymarked hiking routes that make it easy to stay active where you live. These routes are typically located in residential areas and can be found all across Denmark.
The closest Heart Trails are in Saksild, in Horsens and Aarhus.
Are you walking with children
Then consider trying the Odder Treasure Hunt. This route also takes you through the centre of Odder. Along the way, you’ll answer questions about what you see – and receive a fun, free medal as a souvenir.
Last updated on July 4, 2025 by Casper Terkelsen