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Oude Eltenseweg

Oude Eltenseweg

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Oude Eltenseweg

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Location: Bergh, Gelderland, Netherlands

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Best Road Cycling Rides to Oude Eltenseweg

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1. Muur van Zeddam climb – Dinxperlo Border Crossing loop from Bocholt

82.6km

03:23

140m

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride.

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2. Oude Eltenseweg – Sint-Martinus Church Oud-Zevenaar loop from Duiven

56.1km

02:22

120m

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride.

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4.8

(11)

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3. Muur van Zeddam climb – Peeskesweg Climb loop from Terborg

45.9km

02:01

200m

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride.

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Wouter Hendriksen | Deurdonderen

December 16, 2020

The Oude Eltenseweg is a bicycle path that connects Zeddam with Stokkum and Elten (germany). From the Beekseweg untill the Eltenseweg there is a narrow concrete path with a wide gravel/sand road ride next to it. Since it is one of the main bicycle connections - and obviously a very nice one too - it is very busy especially on sunny days.

The part that runs towards the city center of Zeddam is a wide, smooth gravel road. The concrete paths stop at the junction with the Beekseweg.

Koray Alisoy

August 3, 2021

The Old Eltenseweg in Beek is a long forest road along the foot of the Bergherbos, which leads south from the Berkenlaan as an extension of the Lage Eltenseweg. After the intersection with Peeskesweg, the road continues to Boterweg, just a few hundred meters from the border.
Until the 1920s, the Oude Eltenseweg formed the border between the Bergherbos and the meadows. After that, various parcels were cleared to the east of the road, so that the forest now only reaches the road at two points (at the intersections with Berkenlaan and Arnhemseweg).
There are only six houses scattered along the road: Nos. 1, 6, 12, 14, 16, 18. The houses were built between 1928 and 2000. Most of the houses are farms.
The house number 1 (from 2000) belongs to Natuurmonumenten. It is opposite No. 14 (which is also from 2000).
House number 6 (from 1928) is the only one to the north of the Arnhemseweg (N335). It is also the only surviving home of a group of workers' houses known as the North Pole.
House number 18 (from 1948) is the only one south of the Peeskesweg; it is located near the camping site of 't Peeske.
There is also an Old Eltenseweg between Zeddam and Stokkum.

Sjors Roelofs

December 26, 2020

Nice path for all types of bicycles. Part of this is part of the Montferland / Zeddam mountain bike route. On the side of the Beekseweg is a water tap where you can fill your water bottle with fresh and fresh water for free.

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Oude Eltenseweg

1. Muur van Zeddam climb – Dinxperlo Border Crossing loop from Bocholt

2. Oude Eltenseweg – Sint-Martinus Church Oud-Zevenaar loop from Duiven

3. Muur van Zeddam climb – Peeskesweg Climb loop from Terborg

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