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Hasselholt ('het Goedje') has a memorial stone dating from 1548 and a beautiful Dutch Renaissance-style reticulated facade from 1651. Hasselholt is now inhabited by Baron Van Hövell of Westerflier. Architecturally, this castle is of great significance. It was originally built in the late Gothic style with occasional Renaissance elements. It was restored in 1970 to good condition. The castle is not open to the public. Source: https://www-hartvanlimburg-nl.translate.goog/en/locatie/kasteel-hasselhol

Hidden little path to the plateau

🚴‍♀️ The Bukel climb near Sint Geertruid is a short but challenging section in the South Limburg hills – ideal for a quick challenge or as part of a longer tour through the Savelsbos. 📏 Route profile Length: 924m Elevation gain: 39m Average gradient: 4.3% Maximum gradient: 8.3% Road surface: Asphalt, easy to ride

🌄 Highlights of the route Length: approx. 1.14 km Elevation gain: about 10 m uphill and downhill Road surface: Perfect asphalt, ideal for road bikes Landscape: Gently rolling hills, open fields, and sweeping views – especially beautiful at sunrise or sunset Connection: The road connects Margraten with the Eijkerweg towards Sibbe – one of the most beautiful north-south crossings in the region 🧭 For cyclists The route is part of several popular tours, e.g. E.g.: "Hoebesweg Klim – Bemelerberg Loop" from Maastricht Randwyck (approx. 31 km) "Bommerig – Bemelerweg Loop" from Margraten (approx. 47 km) The climb on the Hoebesweg is short but steep: 0.5 km with a 3.6% gradient, with the steepest 100 meters at 8.4%.

🌄 Highlights of the route Length: approx. 1.14 km Elevation gain: about 10 m uphill and downhill Road surface: Perfect asphalt, ideal for road bikes Landscape: Gently rolling hills, open fields, and sweeping views – especially beautiful at sunrise or sunset Connection: The road connects Margraten with the Eijkerweg towards Sibbe – one of the most beautiful north-south crossings in the region 🧭 For cyclists The route is part of several popular tours, e.g. E.g.: "Hoebesweg Klim – Bemelerberg Loop" from Maastricht Randwyck (approx. 31 km) "Bommerig – Bemelerweg Loop" from Margraten (approx. 47 km) The climb on the Hoebesweg is short but steep: 0.5 km with a 3.6% gradient, with the steepest 100 meters at 8.4%.

Fast track with good asphalt.

From 6 May to mid-July 2025, the ferry Rotem – Grevenbicht ('t Veerke) will be out of service on weekdays due to dredging works in the shipping channel. During the weekends, on Thursday 29/5 and Friday 30/5, the ferry will sail. Follow the notifications for the four ferries in Rivierpark MaasVallei at https://rivierparkmaasvallei.eu/veerpontjes/

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