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Archemerberg – De Dikke Steen rondtocht vanuit Lemele

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Archemerberg – De Dikke Steen rondtocht vanuit Lemele

Maartje planned a hike

May 9, 2026

Archemerberg – De Dikke Steen rondtocht vanuit Lemele

Moderate

04:17

16.3km

3.8km/h

140m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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Includes segments with temporary access restrictions.

After 3.20 km for 64 m

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After 7.01 km for 64 m

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5.48 km

Bench with a View of the Heath in Vecht- en Beneden-Reggegebied

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Below the observation tower, there's a bench with a view of the heath. A lovely place to rest.

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5.50 km

Besthmenerberg Observation Tower

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It is a steel tower of no less than 18 meters high. I decide to climb up and I start in good spirits. I soon realized that the stairs are …

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8.02 km

View of the Vecht and Lower Regge area

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beautiful views

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9.41 km

Archemerberg

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Many people know the Lemelerberg, but skip the Archemerberg. In my opinion completely wrong, what a beautiful hill. Varied by Dutch standards quite rough looking nature and great views!

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9.93 km

View of the Vecht and Lower Regge Heathland

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Beautiful views over the beautiful landscape

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10.4 km

The thick stone is located wonderfully high. Great opportunity to tell the kids how these hills were formed as moraines during the Ice Age in the lower Netherlands. The ice pushed a lot forward with force, probably also this stone.

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12.4 km