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A very bicycle-friendly café located on Rue de Beusdal in Sippenaeken.

At the top of the hill you will be rewarded with a beautiful view of the Heerlen skyline!

The Putberg climb via the Daelsweg is a real insider tip for cyclists who love South Limburg 🚴‍♂️. Located in the Voerendaal region, near Heerlen, it offers a beautiful blend of nature, history, and athletic challenge. 📈 Climb profile Length: approx. 2.15 km Elevation gain: around 73 m Average gradient: about 3.4% Steepest section (300 m): up to 6.1% 🛣️ Route The starting point is usually in Heerlen, via the Daelsweg and Dalstraat streets. The climb is smooth and well-visible – ideal for maintaining a steady pace. Since winter 2021/2022, there has been a new cycle path that is almost as wide as the road itself. Source: KI

The lime kiln at Daalsberg is a fascinating relic of regional industrial history in the Dutch South Limburg region, specifically in the municipality of Voerendaal 🏞️. 🧱 What is a lime kiln? A lime kiln is a historic structure where limestone was processed into quicklime. This technique was particularly common in the 19th and early 20th centuries and played an important role in the construction and agricultural industries. 📍 Location & Surroundings The lime kiln is located northeast of Ubachsberg, on the edge of the Droogdal de Dael, on the Daalsberg hill. It is located near the Daelsweg, the road from Ubachsberg to Welten (Heerlen). Other lime kilns are nearby, such as the Kalkoven Koffiepotje and the Kalkoven Daelsweg, indicating a once lively lime kiln industry in the region. 🌿 Nature & Hiking The surrounding area is part of the marl landscape, known for its calcareous soils, which provide ideal conditions for viticulture and rare plant species. The Kalkovenroute V19 Voerendaal is a popular hiking route (approx. 8.5 km) that takes you past the lime kiln and also includes the Fromberg winery and the Kunderberg. 🏛️ Significance The lime kiln on the Daalsberg is now a highlight for road cycling and hiking in the region and is valued by outdoor enthusiasts as an interesting historical monument. Source: KI

There is no canal at Beukeberg

A long but very steady climb. It remains firmly at 7%.

A slightly different cross

And a chance to take a short break