Herberg De Morgenstond – Griendtsveen Wetlands loop from Boxmeer

Herberg De Morgenstond – Griendtsveen Wetlands loop from Boxmeer

Moderate

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Herberg De Morgenstond – Griendtsveen Wetlands loop from Boxmeer

03:03

72.3km

80m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 1, 2026

Tips

Your route passes through protected areas

Please check local regulations for:

Deurnsche Peel & Mariapeel

Boschhuizerbergen

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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17.4 km

Nooit Gedacht Windmill

Highlight • Monument

Here is the link: molenmerselo.nl

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25.7 km

Paardekop

Nature Reserve

33.6 km

Herberg De Morgenstond

Highlight • Cafe

Tasty bouncers, nice service and a nice spacious terrace. Close to a beautiful crossing to the north through the Peel.

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33.6 km

Griendtsveen Wetlands

Highlight • Lake

Beautiful cycling and walking area

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35.3 km

Scenic Route Through Deurnsche Peel & Mariapeel

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

The road surface is very bad and cars can drive fast

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38.2 km

War Memorial De Zwarte Plak

Highlight • Monument

Beautiful nature, the part to Griendtsveen is about the worst asphalt in the entire area,

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52.0 km

Hoogriebroekse Bossen

Nature Reserve

62.1 km

Mary Chapel Holthees

Highlight • Religious Site

The chapel can be rented for various events. A foundation board of the chapel also organizes a number of events. These are often exhibitions and concerts. Sometimes lectures are given. …

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69.4 km

The Linden of Sambeek

Highlight • Natural Monument

Oldest linden tree of the Netherlands (approximately 400 years). With pause bench!

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69.9 km

Saint John the Baptist Church Tower, Sambeek

Highlight • Religious Site

The oldest part of the tower dates back to 1486. This tower was part of the local Roman Catholic Church which was blown up by the Germans in World War II.

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