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May 25, 2026
GREEN DIVIDE by Erwin Sikkens
Hard
19:21
309km
16.0km/h
1,300m
1,290m
Overview
Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route.
Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route
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9.34 km
Gravel — Nieuw Bussumerheide
Highlight • Trail
Beautiful piece of nature! Nice piece to tackle with the gravel bike.
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13.4 km
Tafelberg (Tafelberg Heath)
Highlight • Viewpoint
Highest point of the Gooi
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13.7 km
Unpaved connecting section from Westerheide to Tafelbergheide
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Although the sign now indicates differently, cycling is legal here - also according to the website of the Goois Nature Reserve. The path is a nice unpaved alternative to the cycle path along the motorway, but it must also be shared with walkers and horse riders. So adjust speed.
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18.5 km
Heathland descent with views over Zuiderheide
Highlight (Segment) • Viewpoint
One of the many fantastic pieces of heathland around Hilversum. Not a lot of height difference, but you can feel it. Can be very busy with walkers, cyclists, runners and other outdoorsy people on sunny days.
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20.7 km
Gravel Path Along the Laarderwasmeer
Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway
Lovely compact gravel strip along the Laarderwasmeer. Twists finish it off!
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23.2 km
Gravel Path Through the Forest
Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway
Indeed a nice straight stretch of gravel cycle path. But very narrow and so be careful when "racing" because of any oncoming traffic. There is a wider forest road next to the cycle path. If you want to "race", use it and only if there are no hikers using the forest road.
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35.3 km
Pijnenburg Swamp Trail
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
For a long time, cycling was prohibited here, but since the path is part of the local MTB network, you can legally cycle on this unpaved path. A fantastic way to cycle to and from Lage Vuursche with a gravel bike or MTB, where previously you had to cycle on the sometimes busy motorway. Absolutely great!
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37.1 km
Staalwijklaan Gravel Path
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Beautiful wide gravel road that can be ridden by road bike.
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46.0 km
Runway at Soesterberg Air Base
Highlight • Cycleway
Perhaps the widest cycle path in the Netherlands ... or the world? The runway of the old Soesterberg airbase is open to cyclists. The runway is closed between March 15 and August 15 and the birds fly and breed here. More info about this: utrechts Landschap.nl/natuurgebied/park-vliegasis-soesterberg/broedeason
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49.8 km
Oude Woudenbergse Zandweg
Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway
Wide unpaved gravel road with a narrow cycle path next to it. The bike path is partly asphalt and partly hardpack gravel. This connection is therefore perfectly suitable for all types of bicycles (including racing bicycles). With the gravel bike you can easily cycle on the wide unpaved road next to the cycle path.
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53.5 km
Maarnseweg shell path
Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway
Nice hardpack gravel bike path through the forest, suitable for all types of bicycles (including racing bikes).
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58.6 km
Gravel connection Maarnse Grindweg - Buurtsteeg
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
A partly unpaved and legally cycleable connecting road between the Maarnse Grindweg and the Buurtsteeg. A perfect passage for gravel cyclists who find their way from the paved Maarnse Grindweg to the partly unpaved Buurtsteeg.
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64.4 km
Let de Stigter Path
Highlight • Cycleway
The Let de Stigterpad winds through the forests, moors and sand drifts of the Utrechtse Heuvelrug. The 39 km long and partly unpaved cycle path from Maarn to Rhenen is named after one of the founders of the national park, A.D. de Stigter-Huising.
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73.1 km
Cycling Café De Proloog
Highlight • Cafe
Very nice place De Proloog, also in the middle of a ride, for an Engadine Nusstorte with a cappuccino. Inspiring, there are always other cyclists on the weekend. The meeting point for drivers in Amerongen.
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84.3 km
Luitjesweg unpaved section
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Dirt road between farms. From Rhenen there is a prohibition sign for all traffic that has no business at one of these addresses.... from the other side, however, the road is free to enter. I suspect that people will have no problem with a sporadic gravel enthusiast on two wheels :-)
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86.5 km
Dirt road through fields
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Nice little single track surrounded by fields on the slopes of the Grebbeberg hill. It's a nice one in a network of multiple dirt roads and grassy paths. Bumpy but beautiful. Great for mountainbikes and gravel bikes a like.
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87.4 km
Laarsenberg-East Cycling Path
Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway
Great forest road + concrete cycling path up and over the Grebbeberg. It's a hidden climb that many don't know that is much more beautiful then the car invested Grebbeberg road that many ride. Go here instead ;-)
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90.1 km
Gravel Path Along the Nederrijn and the Grebbeberg
Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway
Here you can elegantly bypass the slope of the Grebbeberg along the bank.
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92.8 km
Afweg Gravel Section
Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway
Unpaved farm road - or backroad as Gijs Bruinsma would call it - in the polder estuary between the Utrechtse Heuvelrug and the Veluwe just behind Wageningen. A nice unpaved connecting road for those who want to cross this polder as unpaved as possible. Perfect for the gravel bike. To do on the road bike for those who have experience on gravel.
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99.9 km
Grotelaan gravel path
Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway
Gravellaan de Veluwe, which is forbidden for traffic, but not for cyclists :-)
At the end of the avenue, pay close attention to where you are cycling. Several pieces of Staatsbosbeheer forest are not accessible to cyclists here. However, there are many unpaved paths that are also legal for cycling. Just be careful near the stream, where cycling is prohibited due to the fragile nature.
At the end of the avenue, pay close attention to where you are cycling. Several pieces of Staatsbosbeheer forest are not accessible to cyclists here. However, there are many unpaved paths that are also legal for cycling. Just be careful near the stream, where cycling is prohibited due to the fragile nature.
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101 km
Larixlaan, beautiful forest trail
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
When a forest path has a street name, you often already know enough, that's a nice one! The same applies to this Larixlaan in the forest near Nassau's Oord. There are several beautiful forest paths in this forest, but from south to north or vice versa, this is perhaps the most beautiful for gravel cyclists.
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102 km
Gravel Path Through Veluwe Forest
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Hard forest path with a gravel-esque look. Beautiful old avenue, perfect to ride with the gravel bike!
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104 km
Bosbeekweg
Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway
Beautiful road through the forest and also the only legal cycling route through the forest near Quandenoord. You can use the concrete cycle path here with your regular bicycle, but with your gravel bike or MTB you will enjoy cycling on the hard dirt road that is directly next to it.
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108 km
Buunderkamp double-track
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Beautiful forest avenue that meanders halfway along the stream. There are a few bends around that spot that can be very loose, especially in the summer, and therefore difficult to cycle. Nevertheless, a beautiful road.
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110 km
Renkumse Beek Forest Road
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Beautiful flat connecting forest road, nicely varied with wet spots
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113 km
Winding through the heath – MTB Ede
Highlight (Segment) • MTB Park
Nice varied paths, sometimes single track, sometimes a wider path and nowhere busy.
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115 km
Cycling Ramp in Veluwe
Highlight • Cycleway
Nice solution instead of a cattle grid. Run up and hop over, cool to do.
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119 km
Pond in the Veluwe
Highlight • Lake
Small pond in beautiful surroundings with a bench to relax away from the mainstream - only the nearby motorway is a bit of a nuisance.
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123 km
Strade Bianche Lichtenbeek
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Beautiful hidden Strade Bianche hardpack gravel road. It's rolling, winding and beautiful. Good ridable for all types of bikes. It's a bit hidden (and only locally known) as it is in a forest that is mostly used by hikers and mountainbikers. You'll have to go through a little fence from the Dreijenseweg in the west or simply enter it from the Amsterdamseweg in the east (entrance via the villa).
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125 km
Warnsborn gravel section
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Just outside the city of Arnhem, but already immediately in the middle of farmers fields and forests, this beautiful gravel road is definitely worth the visit. From the gravel crossroads in the south you can go in pretty much any direction.
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127 km
Schaapsdrift gravel section
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Beautiful singletrack through the heath at the Warnsborn estate. Beautiful to see, especially early in the morning or at the end of the afternoon. The path itself is easy to cycle with a gravel bike.
It is free to cycle on all trails here, but keep in mind that many hikers are not always aware of this. Then take the speed out and share the paths :-)
It is free to cycle on all trails here, but keep in mind that many hikers are not always aware of this. Then take the speed out and share the paths :-)
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135 km
G50 Gravel Path (Veluwe)
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Not the A50... but the G50! The gravel-50 next to the highway, which incidentally does not bother you much. The G50 is a perfect connecting road for gravel bikers between Arnhem and the prelude to the Deelerwoud or the Veluwezoom. Although the trail has some loose spots, it is generally hardpack and great for cycling. Slightly sloping (like almost everything on the Veluwe).
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141 km
Deelerwoud gravel stretch
Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway
Beautiful and remote gravel road through heather fields just north of Deelen, connecting the 'Kop van Deelen' with either 'Woeste Hoeve' or 'Loenermark' gravel sections. Famous for it's dead trees by the side of the road. There's also highlander cows walking around here + of course a beautiful view overall.
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148 km
Loenermark Gravel Path
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
The 'Loenermark' is a beautiful place in the middle of the Veluwe. Less crowded then the 'Posbank' area and lucky enough there is tons of gravel and forest track to be ridden there.
This specific double-track gravel road is one of my favorites to ride and the highpoint in most of my rides. Beautifully located in the middle of the rolling heather fields, smooth ridable and lots of other great gravel roads nearby. A must see for all with a gravelbike, racer or mountainbike.
This specific double-track gravel road is one of my favorites to ride and the highpoint in most of my rides. Beautifully located in the middle of the rolling heather fields, smooth ridable and lots of other great gravel roads nearby. A must see for all with a gravelbike, racer or mountainbike.
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150 km
Rolling gravel section through the heath
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Beautiful wide but winding and gently climbing gravel road through one of the larger heathlands of the Loenermark, with fantastic views along the way. The gravel is a bit loose here and there, but usually the path is fine for all bikes - including racing bikes. Halfway through, you can enjoy the view for an extra long time on the bench at the top of one of the slopes of the road.
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152 km
Strade Bianche Bruisbeek
Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway
Beautiful rolling and winding hardpack gravel 'Strade Bianche' road running through the equally beautiful Loenermark forest area. This road has it all. Forest, heather fields, little ups and downs, places to rest and best of all... it's only one of many beautiful gravel roads in the Loenermark gravel network. The road is ridable for all bikes, including road racers (if you're capable enough to face some occasional loose gravel that is).
Most road racers will ride 'Droefakkers' asphalt road, but trust me... leave the asphalt behind and ride this amazing road!
Most road racers will ride 'Droefakkers' asphalt road, but trust me... leave the asphalt behind and ride this amazing road!
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165 km
Ruggeweg Gravel Road
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Strade Bianche Ruggeweg is a beautiful gravel road through the slightly rolling fields just outside Beekbergen, on the edge of the Veluwe. The road is ridable for all bikes, but the gravel can be considered loose, so keep your eyes on the road when riding on a road racer.
Nice detail is the railroad crossing. You'll have to watch for trains yourself, but have no fear... This is no busy train track. It's only used by old steam trains departing from the nearby historic Beekbergen train station. If you're in luck you might bump into an old locomotive crossing.
Nice detail is the railroad crossing. You'll have to watch for trains yourself, but have no fear... This is no busy train track. It's only used by old steam trains departing from the nearby historic Beekbergen train station. If you're in luck you might bump into an old locomotive crossing.
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172 km
Lovely singletrack through pine forest
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
A wonderful natural single track through a piece of coniferous forest. Nothing technical, but wonderfully from any hustle and bustle in a beautiful piece of forest.
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177 km
Beautiful trail along the Hoog Buurlose heath
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Famous among locals, this high-lying trail along the edge of the forest in the east and the Hoog Buurlose heath in the west. The trail consists of a single track that often expands wider into a wider dirt road with loose parts. Still, the trail can be cycled well all the time and is never really technical despite the small height differences. The trail is perfect for cycling with gravel bikes and MTB. Keep in mind hikers who also like to use this trail :-)
Be nice, say hi.
Be nice, say hi.
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182 km
Radio Kootwijk
Highlight • Monument
The former radio station Radio Kootwijk is a unique and monumental building. You really have to stop here to see the imposing building up close. Everything is special about this building: the history, style and location.
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186 km
Strade Bianche Pomphulweg
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Nice Strade Bianche gravel road through forest from Assel towards Radio Kootwijk. Nice alternative to the Asselseweg gravel road to the south, this one has less cars. There is some 'klinker' road in the middle part where you ride underneath the A1 highway.
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188 km
Halte Assel Eatery
Highlight • Restaurant
Perfect for a break, as there are not many other options in the area for a break with refreshments.
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190 km
Beautiful forest trail with views over the heather plain
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
One of those places that is always on top of my to go list. Great cycling on this forest track with amazing views over the big heather plain to the west. The tracks are hardpack and good ridable, soft sand at some point, but always some place to pass easily. Great for mountainbikes and gravel bikes.
Due to Kroondomein closure during hunting season, this segment is closed off to the public from September 15th until Christmas :(
Due to Kroondomein closure during hunting season, this segment is closed off to the public from September 15th until Christmas :(
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193 km
Amazingly beautiful forest climb or descent
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Get that bike and get straight out here... that is however if you're into great rolling forest roads and beautiful scenery. Ride this puppy south and you'll be flying! Ride it up to the Aardhuis area and you will have gotten your work cut out for you.
Great for all bikes. I'd even say a road racer would have a chance but the road gets more rough in the south, so beware!
Great for all bikes. I'd even say a road racer would have a chance but the road gets more rough in the south, so beware!
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195 km
Aardhuis Gravel Path
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Beautiful hardpack gravel path, narrow and twisty but perfectly ridable. It connects up with the Aardhuis visitors center in the east and the Aardhuisweg in the north. Cross the road there and you'll ride onto the beautiful gravel road towards Uddel. Great ridable on all bikes including road racers.
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196 km
Hofweg Gravel Section Kroondomein Veluwe
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
The Hofweg is one of the most beautiful 'real' gravel roads in the Netherlands and is easy to cycle on both a gravel bike and a racing bike. The open part of the heath is breathtakingly beautiful. The part in the forest rises slowly towards the Aardhuis / southeast and is therefore a nice challenge for those who want to cycle a little faster.
Please note that the Kroondomein closes between September 15 and Christmas, so all side roads of the Hofweg are closed. Fortunately, the Hofweg itself is open all year round :)
Please note that the Kroondomein closes between September 15 and Christmas, so all side roads of the Hofweg are closed. Fortunately, the Hofweg itself is open all year round :)
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208 km
Laak, unpaved road
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Laak is a beautiful unpaved forest road through the heart of the fairytale Speulderbos. The road is quite hard, making it perfect for cycling with gravel bikes.
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211 km
Meandering forest road
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
A wonderfully winding hard forest road on the border of the Speulderbos. You can cycle here for miles on end with your gravel bike. Please note that some adjacent forests north of here are not accessible to cyclists.
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217 km
Ermelosche Heath
Highlight (Segment) • Natural
On the enchanting Ermelo heath you cycle through vast heathlands, forests and picturesque fens. This area of 343 hectares is an ideal place for cyclists and nature lovers. Here you can find a colorful collection of flora and fauna, including rare bird species such as the nightjar that have made their home here. The most beautiful time of the year is when the heather is in bloom. From mid-August to mid-September the area turns into a sea of pink flowers.
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225 km
Beekhuizerweg - forest road
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Update 2025: free cycling is no longer allowed in the Leuvenum forests. However, this path is an exception and is still accessible for gravel bikes, for example :-)
A forest path with a street name... it has been there for a while. The Beekhuizerweg splits off from the Cyriassischepad on the south-east side, a cycle connection of broken concrete and gravel / hard forest path. However, this Beekhuizerweg continues straight in the bend towards the north-west, through the heart of the Leuvenum forest. A wonderfully light winding forest path that is perfect for cycling with a gravel bike, at least... in the summer it can also be sandy in places, but unfortunately that is a given nowadays on the dried-up Veluwe.
At various places along this highlight you can also join the MTB route of Harderwijk.
A forest path with a street name... it has been there for a while. The Beekhuizerweg splits off from the Cyriassischepad on the south-east side, a cycle connection of broken concrete and gravel / hard forest path. However, this Beekhuizerweg continues straight in the bend towards the north-west, through the heart of the Leuvenum forest. A wonderfully light winding forest path that is perfect for cycling with a gravel bike, at least... in the summer it can also be sandy in places, but unfortunately that is a given nowadays on the dried-up Veluwe.
At various places along this highlight you can also join the MTB route of Harderwijk.
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228 km
Leuvenumse Brook and Site of the Former Zandmolen (Sand Mill)
Highlight • River
This resting spot on the Leuvenumse Beek is certainly worth considering for a pleasant break if you are in the area.
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232 km
Leuvenhorst along the sand drift
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
In Leuvenhorst you are now only allowed to cycle on specifically designated forest paths. This combination of forest paths along the impressive sand drift is one of those legal cycling routes. The path can be very sandy in the bend near the sand drift, especially in summer, but you won't have to leave your bike for long. Beautiful cycle route for gravel bikes and MTB.
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237 km
Winding trail across the heath
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Cycling here is purely for the beauty of it. The path winds beautifully through the heath but goes nowhere other than where it pretty much came from. Nevertheless, it is recommended that you take this small detour if you cycle here with your gravel bike.
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240 km
Beautiful double track across Elspeetsche Heide
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Douze points! What a fantastic winding double track unpaved path across the Elspeetsche Heide. Good for cycling with the gravel bike. The path has several beautiful turns on both the north and south sides that are really worth cycling ... it doesn't matter where you steer ... everywhere is beautiful here!
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243 km
Connecting path between forest and heath
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Hard sandy path that has a number of loose parts in the entrance to the rest of the heath. Usually fine to cycle with the gravel bike, but take into account some technical steering or short dismounts.
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243 km
Forest path shortcut to the heath
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
A nice unpaved passage for gravel bike and MTB to cycle from the cycle path on the south side (Schapendrift) to the Elspeetsche Heide in the north (or vice versa of course).
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245 km
Elspeterbosch Double Track
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Lovely unpaved crossing from Elspeet, between the farms and farm fields, towards the piece of forest to the north of the village. Cross that forest and you will be on the beautiful Elspeetsche Heide south of Vierhouten in no time. A gravel paradise!
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246 km
Pancake House 1760 Elspeet
Highlight • Restaurant
The white farmhouse in which the pancake house is located dates from 1760. For more information see: 1760.nl
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249 km
Gravel Road Kroondomein - Hoge Duvel
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Hoge Duvel is a beautiful gravel road / 'Strade Bianche' running through the 'Kroondomein Het Loo' forest. At the intersection in the middle of Kroondomein in the south, there's the possibility of following the Hoge Duvel further towards Apeldoorn in the east, or turning further south towards Hoog Soeren.
Kroondomein het Loo form the official royal hunting grounds, making them a beautiful part of the Veluwe nature park, but also most paths are closed off to the public from mid september to Christmas for hunting season. This one is open all year though :) Be aware of this before planning your ride here. Otherwise, definitely ride this highlight as it is beautiful.
Kroondomein het Loo form the official royal hunting grounds, making them a beautiful part of the Veluwe nature park, but also most paths are closed off to the public from mid september to Christmas for hunting season. This one is open all year though :) Be aware of this before planning your ride here. Otherwise, definitely ride this highlight as it is beautiful.
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262 km
Gravel road Paalweg
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Personally one of the most beautiful roads through the Crown Domain!
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266 km
Langeweg gravel path
Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway
The Langeweg is a forest road, at bits real sandy... there is though a hardend part to the right where there is hardpack gravel path suitable for all bikes including road racers. Great sneaky path to connect the Vierhouterweg to 'Kroondomein het Loo' in the south with it's many beautiful gravel roads.
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272 km
Tepelbergweg Sand Path, Welna Estate
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Beautiful hard dirt road through the Welna estate. Please note that you will bump into Tongeren Estate on the east side, where you are not allowed to cycle.
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274 km
Welna Avenue
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Beautiful straight forest path in the Welna estate, both on the MTB and on the gravel bike great to do!
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276 km
Strade Bianche Berkenlaan
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Beautiful unpaved gravel passage in the forest. Although from above it is actually more of a residential area (of villas), in practice you will not be bothered by it much. The path can sometimes be a bit rough for a racing bike, but will certainly be excellent for cycling with a gravel bike.
Update: nowadays there is a 'no entry for unauthorized persons' sign next to the 'private road' sign. In short, the forest residents do not want you to cycle here... so hospitable of them.
Update: nowadays there is a 'no entry for unauthorized persons' sign next to the 'private road' sign. In short, the forest residents do not want you to cycle here... so hospitable of them.
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277 km
Gravel road "het Geldersch Landschap"
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Beautiful forest path / gravel path to and from the Officiersweg, another hard gravel path. Good for cycling with gravel bikes and MTB.
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285 km
Dellenselaan (Königsberg Natural Forest, Veluwe)
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Beautiful double-track gravel road in the forest near Heerden. Anyone who cycles the Green Divide will certainly recognize it! Along the way you will pass a somewhat strange-looking concrete box, this is a former boat pond - be sure to check out that separate highlight for more information.
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291 km
De Tonnenberg
Highlight • Trail
Dirt path along the Tonnenberg heath. The heath itself is not accessible to cyclists, but the path along it (part of the mountain bike route) does give a nice view over the heath.
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295 km
Short technical singletrack
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Nice - but short - technical singletrack, hidden as a narrow path between the trees.
A little difference in height... just stand in the pedals... steer well and you are already through it. Still a nice addition to your ride compared to the otherwise fairly wide straight paths here in the Zwolsebos.
A little difference in height... just stand in the pedals... steer well and you are already through it. Still a nice addition to your ride compared to the otherwise fairly wide straight paths here in the Zwolsebos.
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296 km
Ennerveld – unpaved climb
Highlight (Segment) • Climb
A 'shortcut' in the mountain bike route that at the same time provides a fun challenge. That is what this climb (little climb) along the Ennerveld offers the cyclist.
The path is actually a soft/loose sand path, in which a hard worn single track has been created. This makes the path easy to cycle with MTB and gravel bikes.
This is also a nice option to cut downwards.
The path is actually a soft/loose sand path, in which a hard worn single track has been created. This makes the path easy to cycle with MTB and gravel bikes.
This is also a nice option to cut downwards.
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299 km
Shells and sandy path in Petrea parallel to the A28
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Lovely hardpack gravel path (also with pieces of mud if you cycle further down it) that descends more and more towards the north. A dirty flax flat climb that takes just too long to the south. Perfect for cycling for almost all bicycles.
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302 km
Vuursteenberg
Highlight • Climb
Hardly a mountain, but the most northerly slope of the Veluwe and therefore a small climb, part of the mountain bike route through the Zwolle forests.
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307 km
Gravel Path in Engelse Werk Park
Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway
This super nice hardpack gravel path is located in the English Werk city park. Official cycle path and perfect to ride with all types of bicycles. The great alternative to the 'bicycle highway' that runs on the other side of the track towards the center of Zwolle.
Do take into account walkers (with dogs) of course if you choose this option.
Do take into account walkers (with dogs) of course if you choose this option.
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309 km
Zwolle
Highlight • Settlement
Zwolle was once part of the Hanseatic League and when it joined this trade union, prosperity returned. That is why they wanted to protect themselves against invaders and built a star-shaped canal around the city center, which still dominates the cityscape today. But there is much more to see in Zwolle. The "Peperbus", the 75 meter high tower of the Church of Our Lady, catches the eye from afar. Various museums invite you to visit, just like the theater or the beautiful sculpture garden on the outskirts of the city. So it is worth planning some time for Zwolle. All kinds of hotels and restaurants will certainly help you to enjoy your stay.
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200 km
57.9 km
36.7 km
8.00 km
6.19 km
235 m
153 m
< 100 m
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131 km
78.8 km
61.9 km
31.8 km
5.78 km
< 100 m
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