준데르트 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

This single track has been prohibited for cyclists since July 2025 unfortunately 🚳

The Laermolen is an undershot watermill located on the Mark River on Molenstraat between Hoogstraten and Minderhout. The first mention of the mill dates back to 1405, but it is likely older. It was formerly a double mill: a corn mill, later a bark mill on the left bank, and an oil mill on the right bank. The oil mill was shut down in 1860, and the rest of the mill in 1913, because the owners had sold the dam rights. After 1918, the bark mill was demolished, leaving only the remains of the oil mill and the lock floor. Since 1995, the non-profit organization De Laermolen has campaigned for its restoration. In 2004, the oil mill was put back into operation. The municipality of Hoogstraten purchased the mill in 2005 and granted it a leasehold to the non-profit organization. The mill is now functioning again and is open to the public on the second and fourth Sundays of the month. Every year, "smoutebollen" (Dutch doughnuts) are served, fried in oil produced by the mill.

Good cycle path in beautiful nature in Markdal. On the right bank is a "gravel path"

worth stopping at this restored watermill.

Not difficult, just let your MTB do the work.

Go with the flow single track. Zeer leuk!

The MTB route through the Krabbenbosschen offers an exciting and varied ride through dense forests and along winding paths. With challenging sections, sharp bends and natural obstacles, this route is ideal for mountain bikers who enjoy a technical challenge in nature.

Since 1973, the Brabantse Delta water board has been the proud owner of this historic country estate on the south side of Breda. The estate dates from the fifteenth century and consists of a fairytale castle surrounded by three special gardens and an orchard. In mid-2010, the water board moved into the new office building on the estate. The beautiful gardens at the castle are worth a visit. Inspired by the fashion of that time, the estate features gardens from France, England and Germany. In 2010, the orchard, which was originally located on the south side of the estate, was also restored to its former glory. Source: https://www.landgoedbouvigne.nl/home/2