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Great cycling cafe...delicious coffee

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2025 and still easily doable by road bike (if not too wet)!

Very friendly crew, who helped me out with a small bottle of chain oil on my bikepacking trip since I'd left mine at home. The coffee was also very good!

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nice sandy path between the meadows, beautiful views. Also wonderfully quiet. Different seasons, different views

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Nice cobblestone strip to give your heart, lungs and legs a good workout. Traffic is usually quiet, so you can really go for it! Just be careful with the side street. Fan of cobblestone strips? Check out our Collection of ready-made cobblestone cycle routes, collected in the book “De Hel van het Zuiden”, downloadable for €9. You get 7 routes, with multiple distances. 25 GPXs in total! Of course incl. pre-fun via Komoot! You can find this strip in the routes! https://www.komoot.com/nl-nl/collection/2485043/-de-hel-van-het-zuiden-kasseien-routes-gids-e-book

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Another good example of the excellent cycle paths that we miss so much in Germany.

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Gravel in the polder that a racing bike can also handle. Unless there is very fragile rubber underneath.

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You really cycle across the golf course, very beautiful and special.

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Beautiful dirt road over the golf course.

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The country house on Oosterheide was restored in 2006 and, together with the associated farm, forms a national monument. In the eighteenth century, Oosterheide was a military training ground. More than 30,000 men trained here under the leadership of stadtholder Willem V. The hills on the estate were constructed at that time. They are the remains of three hills, bullet traps, that were thrown up for the exercises in 1769.

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It was beautiful here when it was still a bass path

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This chapel was built in 1944 in honor of Mary. With this, the parish showed its gratitude for being spared the violence of war that had caused so much damage elsewhere. The post-war house of worship is a three-sided closed building in yellow brick under a straw roofing. The interior has a brick vault. Against the blind closing sides are at the back a small brick altar depicting Mary and child with associated texts arranged in segmental savings fields. A framed glass mosaic shows a crowned Lady with a child in her arm. To the left and right of this we read the painted text: “Sancta Maria succere misereris juva pusillanimes refove flebilis ora pro populi” and the translation: “Holy Mary, help us poor people, support the faint-hearted, awaken the accustomed, pray for the people”. Painted tendrils of foliage and floral motifs surround both texts Source: Along the Lord's Roads.

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Shady segment. Wonderful to cool down here during hot days. History: The Liesbos is first mentioned in a charter of Hendrik V, lord of Breda, from 1268. This forest on the border of Princenhage and Etten, named after the hamlet of Lies, is one of the oldest deciduous forests in the Netherlands. From the beginning of the fifteenth century until 1795, it was owned by the Nassaus, later Oranje-Nassaus, as lords of Breda. In 1795 it came to the State and now falls under Staatsbosbeheer. The Liesbos was used for hunting, a favorite activity of the high nobility such as the Oranje-Nassaus, and for timber production. It was surrounded by a wall so that game could not escape from the forest and conversely the farmers' cattle could not damage the forest. Nowadays, the recreational and nature function of the forest is paramount.

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Discover the beautiful vistas and vistas in the area and the typical farms that are unique in this region. The current avenue system was built around 1770 and is accessible to walkers. The open avenue Meeldreef is highly recommended. The avenue is surrounded by huge trees that create a mighty appearance. There is a donkey path on either side, which was previously used by the staff. The burial mound is also worth seeing, even though the basement is empty. The estate, except for the area around the country house, is open to the public.

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Lovely wide two-lane cycle path straight through the woods of Valkenburg. Not far from here you will find a picnic spot.

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This is so cool: cycling on a sandy path through the endless green fields.

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Nice gravel path through the Mastbos that offers you a beautiful immersion in the greenery.

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lovely gravel path to make some pace

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This gravel path is used by many cyclists and hikers as a shortcut to the Klokkenberg og Galder.

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Beautiful tight gravel road towards the Krabbenbosschen. Quite a long way, so full throttle and go!

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