스킴다 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The bridge is almost 800 meters long and 3.5 meters wide and consists of four interconnected bridges.

자전거 타기, 하이킹, 항해를 하면 더 많은 것을 볼 수 있습니다. Oldambtmeer는 Reeuwijk 호수 또는 Sneek 호수만큼 크며, 8제곱킬로미터 이상의 수면으로 1,200개의 축구장과 비교할 수 있습니다. 이전에는 이렇게 넓은 농지가 침수된 적이 없었습니다. https://www.visitgroningen.nl/de/orte/oldambt/oldambtmeer-lake

The Pieter Smit Bridge, which at 800 meters is the longest bicycle bridge in Europe, crosses the lake.

Great view from the hill of the Blauwestad and Winschoten.

In Mitwolda, a charming village in the Dutch province of Groningen, you can experience a special encounter with semi-wild horses. Polish Konik horses have been living freely on the historic Ennemaborg estate, surrounded by an English landscape garden, since 1981. The Konik horses: Koniks are a robust, original horse breed characterized by their resilience and adaptability. They live outdoors year-round and contribute to natural landscape maintenance by keeping the undergrowth short, thus promoting biodiversity. Have fun exploring the forest

Living art, with niches for playing chess and checkers

Europe's longest pedestrian and bicycle bridge connects the "Blue City" with Winschoten. It is an impressive wooden bridge with a length of about 800 m.

Where the Dutch probably outdo every country in the world is in bicycle infrastructure! Such an impressive bridge is being built "only" for pedestrians & cyclists. It's just a nice driving experience when you pass this bridge! The Pieter Smit Bridge is a real eye-catcher in the landscape. The bridge forms a direct connection between Winschoten and Blauwestad for cyclists and pedestrians. This allows residents of the Blauwestad area to easily and quickly reach the facilities in Winschoten, such as schools and shops. And conversely, the recreational facilities around the Oldambtmeer are also quickly accessible from Winschoten. When it opens in early 2021, the Pieter Smit Bridge will be the longest pedestrian and cycle bridge in Europe. Source and more: blauwestad.nl/pietersmitbrug