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A very beautiful cycle path along the Niers River. It can be muddy after prolonged rain.

The route largely follows the former narrow-gauge railway line from the gravel pit (towards de Hamert, to the right of the connecting road between Twisteden (Germany) and the border road (NL). The cycle path runs to de Hamert from the former loading facility (concrete structures in the forest at the lookout point) to the Meuse River, where, next to de Hamert, there was a loading point for inland waterway vessels. Information boards at the loading facility in the forest are very well described.

In beautiful cycling weather, we took a bike tour along the Castles & Palaces Route on the Lower Rhine. The journey is well worth it for a day trip, so we grabbed our bikes and enjoyed the sunny day in the beautiful landscape. We discovered many sights along the way. I'll show you which moated castles typical of the Lower Rhine are located along the bike route. Learn how we took the ferry, where we discovered the Lower Rhine gold, and where pilgrims have been making pilgrimages for centuries: https://www.netreisetagebuch.de/burgen-und-schloesser-route/

The Lower Rhine Castles & Palaces Route runs for approximately 50 kilometers through the Lower Rhine plain. It connects the towns of Kevelaer, Weeze, Goch, and Geldern. True to its name, you'll pass numerous castles along the way. The first part of the cycle tour follows an idyllic path along the Niers River. Since a river doesn't flow in a circle, the second half of the circular tour mainly cycles through meadows and fields. But that's precisely what makes the Lower Rhine Castles & Palaces Route so diverse: https://www.netreisetagebuch.de/burgen-und-schloesser-route/

All in all, we really enjoyed the Castles & Palaces Route. It runs along varied paths through the beautiful landscape of the Lower Rhine. There's always something to discover and learn along the way. There are also numerous places to stop for refreshments and rest stops along the route, so you can take plenty of breaks. We can definitely recommend this bike tour with a clear conscience. We were particularly pleased to discover not only nature but also a piece of Lower Rhine history along the way. Learn more about our exciting tour on the Castles & Palaces Route at: https://www.netreisetagebuch.de/burgen-und-schloesser-route/

Very nice to ride on small gravel.

Freight loading on this line ceased in 1906. The railway line was abandoned in 1945 and never reopened. In 1991, the Uedem Local History and Tourist Association relocated several meters of track at the former Uedemerbruch and Uedemerfeld stops. In 1992, shelters were added to serve as rest areas for hikers and cyclists.