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When cycling over the bridge, be careful of oncoming traffic. It's a beautiful lock, though.

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I cycle and walk here regularly and when I walk I always have to take a look at the special ducks on the other side of the path.

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quiet route, away from the dike between the meadows

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A beautiful view of the historic Prinsemolen from the Bergse Linker Rottekade. The mill stands stately on the waterfront and forms a beautiful contrast with the surrounding polder landscape and the rippling water of the Rotte. A popular spot for walkers and cyclists who want to experience the authentic Dutch landscape.

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Very slippery when it's wet!

Bring a light and go ride at night

Good landing. Can be jumped even with a hardtail!

Good Landung. Can be jumped even with a hardtail!

Due to the large height differences and technical elements, this trail is unique in the region and a challenge for mountain bikers from all over the country. The trail consists of three sections that are connected to each other. This has created a contiguous course with a total length of 7 km and more than 160 positive elevation meters. Most of the route has a so-called semi-paving of masonry rubble granules.

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Sometimes too coarse gravel.

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Those stairs are typical Dutch inventions, it seems bad but if you just try it is not too bad. Don't saddle too high or lean back a little and go. Ef are several flights of stairs and they are all short.

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You're welcome too.

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A nice gravel path with a strip of green in the middle.

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A narrow path meanders through the landscape here. Good to drive, especially in the dry.

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A bird shelter is located on the Bergse Voorplas opposite the Prinsenmolen

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Renovation Prinsenmolen from September 2020 – 2021 The Prinsenmolen is a national monument and has owned the Schieland Water Board since 1936 and the Schieland and Krimpenerwaard Water Board since 2005 (merger). dwellers and millers; leen and Nora van der Torre We used to pump water from a to b using windmills. Today we do that with grinders. We still own three mills, including the Prinsenmolen. A number of mills still exist and some can still be used to pump water. This includes the Prinsenmolen in the Rotterdam district of Hillegersberg-Schiebroek. The mill can still grind the water away, but this is almost never done. That's because the tall trees around the mill stand in the way. The Prinsenmolen is a large octagonal ground sailer. The hood is covered with reed. The mill contains a steel paddle wheel with a diameter of 6.49 meters and a width of 46 cm. At the bottom of the mill there has been a house for some time. The mill therefore has a residential function and is capable of grinding. The mill rotates several times a year and can be viewed during the annual National Mill and Pumping Day Both the Province of South Holland and the Water Board of Schieland and Krimpenerwaard are contributing to the restoration of the Prinsenmolen. Two project leaders from the Water Board are involved in this project: Maurice Swillens and Monique van 't Hart After the restoration, the Prinsenmolen can continue for years to come, both technically and aesthetically. The living comfort for the miller couple is also improved by applying insulation – The reed cap is replaced by? Sustainable and according to the monument law - Isolate – Painting and new shutters These parts are being restored: repair of the masonry and jointing restoration of concrete work restoring the watercourses repair and partial replacement of frames, windows and doors carrying out a thorough conservation and painting repairing the thatched roof on the roof, including its insulation replacing the thatched roof on the back, including its insulation repairing the lightning protection system the checking and repair of the movement and the crosses We naturally do this in a sustainable and safe manner and in accordance with the Monuments Act. Source: https://prinsenmolen.nl/renovatie/ Further information: https://molendatabase.nl/nederland/molen.php?nummer=990

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Nice to combine with a tour of Rottemeren. Bump to take more often by walking through the park.

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Pretty hidden curve

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Renovation Prinsenmolen from September 2020 – 2021 The Prinsenmolen is a national monument and has owned the Schieland Water Board since 1936 and the Schieland and Krimpenerwaard Water Board since 2005 (merger). dwellers and millers; leen and Nora van der Torre We used to pump water from a to b using windmills. Today we do that with grinders. We still own three mills, including the Prinsenmolen. A number of mills still exist and some can still be used to pump water. This includes the Prinsenmolen in the Rotterdam district of Hillegersberg-Schiebroek. The mill can still grind the water away, but this is almost never done. That's because the tall trees around the mill stand in the way. The Prinsenmolen is a large octagonal ground sailer. The hood is covered with reed. The mill contains a steel paddle wheel with a diameter of 6.49 meters and a width of 46 cm. At the bottom of the mill there has been a house for some time. The mill therefore has a residential function and is capable of grinding. The mill rotates several times a year and can be viewed during the annual National Mill and Pumping Day Both the Province of South Holland and the Water Board of Schieland and Krimpenerwaard are contributing to the restoration of the Prinsenmolen. Two project leaders from the Water Board are involved in this project: Maurice Swillens and Monique van 't Hart After the restoration, the Prinsenmolen can continue for years to come, both technically and aesthetically. The living comfort for the miller couple is also improved by applying insulation – The reed cap is replaced by? Sustainable and according to the monument law - Isolate – Painting and new shutters These parts are being restored: repair of the masonry and jointing restoration of concrete work restoring the watercourses repair and partial replacement of frames, windows and doors carrying out a thorough conservation and painting repairing the thatched roof on the roof, including its insulation replacing the thatched roof on the back, including its insulation repairing the lightning protection system the checking and repair of the movement and the crosses We naturally do this in a sustainable and safe manner and in accordance with the Monuments Act. Source: https://prinsenmolen.nl/renovatie/ Further information: https://molendatabase.nl/nederland/molen.php?nummer=990

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A great cycle path along the lakes and De Rotte!

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