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The Brunssummerheide is a nature reserve covering approximately 600 hectares in the Dutch province of Limburg, located between the towns of Brunssum, Heerlen, and Landgraaf. It includes, in particular, the so-called Schrieversheide. However, the name Brunssummerheide is also used more broadly for the approximately 1,800-hectare recreational area in which this nature reserve is located. Recreational activities include hiking, cycling, golf, and horseback riding.

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A perfect gravel strip that should not be missed in your gravel tour! Slightly rolling and winding through the beautiful South Limburg landscape.

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Here, the vegetation has been left to its own devices. It looks rustic.

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The present castle is a building partially surrounded by a moat and consists of three wings around a courtyard. The oldest part is the west wing, originally a fortified house, built between 1554 and 1563 by the brothers Wilhelm and Werner von dem Bongart. This wing contains the original Knights' Hall with a 16th-century fireplace. The south wing and the east wing were built between 1717 and 1719 on the orders of Baron Joseph Clemens von dem Bongart. Around 1726, the entrance gate was raised and in 1775 a domed tower with a lantern was added. Above the entrance gate in the center of the south façade is the coat of arms of the Barony of Von dem Bongart.

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Be careful of oncoming traffic!

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Super bicycle bridge over busy roads

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Mostly good asphalt and smooth concrete. No cars here so ideal to include in your cycle route.

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Depending on the weather, the heather blooms here between mid-August and mid-September.

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Rolling gravel strip through the fields with excellent surface to avoid the provincial road.

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Dead straight cycle path with 1 to 2% gradient ("false flat")

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Many designated hiking, cycling and mountain bike trails

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Nature park with hiking and cycling routes. It is known for its beautiful mountain bike route: Brunssum - Roode Beek. Definitely worth a visit.

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The Brunssummerheide is a hilly heathland with a spring and marsh area, sandy areas, small lakes, deciduous and pine forests, crossed by many hiking, horse riding and cycling routes. While the actual Brunssummerheide is about 600 hectares in size, the name is mostly used for an 1800 hectare area, which also includes the Schieversheide. A popular starting point (with parking) for hikes and bike rides in the Brunssummerheide is the visitor center in the western part of the Brunssummerheide. You can reach it by turning off the Heerenweg, which runs from Heerlen along the heath to Brunssum, onto the Schaapskooiweg. Bezoekerscentrum Brunssummerheide Schaapskooiweg 99 6414 EL Heerlen In this visitor center there is a lot of information, a pancake restaurant with a large terrace and a wide view. Here you can also buy a hiking map of the heath for €6.95. There is also an information board with the hiking and cycling routes. I would particularly like to recommend the source area (Dutch: Brongebiet) of the Rode Beek (Rodebach) and the sandy area (Dutch: zandvlakte) right next to it. The source area is equally popular with children and dogs for swimming. Source: https://www.euregio-im-bild.de/wandern-entdecken/limburg/die-brunssummerheide/zu-fuss-per-rad-oder-auf-dem-pferd-durch-die-heide.htm

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A really nice section to ride on the way to the Brunssum Heath.

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Very easy section to ride. The section in the forest is particularly beautiful.

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The Rococo castle was built in the 14th century and surrounded by a moat and gardens. The entrance area was rebuilt in 1670. The moated castle has an eventful history and numerous changes of ownership, including the Aachen aldermen family von Wylre from 1568 to 1738, whose first owner, Simon von Wylre, son of the Aachen mayor Wilhelm von Wylre, had been enfeoffed with the estate since 1552. At the beginning of the 19th century, ownership passed by inheritance from the von der Heyden family called Belderbusch to the Boeselager family. In 1841, Terworm came into the possession of the de Loë-Mheer family, who had the castle extensively rebuilt in 1890/91. The castle was badly damaged in the Second World War. The estate has been completely restored and is now a hotel with a restaurant.

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The stream that is crossed here is the Nieuwe Caumerbeek.

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Terworm Castle, beautifully situated in the valley of the Geleenbeek, was built around 1400. Two families owned the castle. The Van Gitsbach family, called Van der Worm, and the Cortenbach family. Today Terworm Castle is an exclusive castle hotel with luxurious rooms and palatial suites, five intimate restaurant salons, a historic Rococo garden and a bathhouse.

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In the inner courtyard there is a fine brasserie, very suitable for a break.

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Ascending path towards/from the highway. Easy to drive on

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