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Schloß Anholt – Snelle strook Bocholter Aa Runde von Gaanderen

Frank N.Mull

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Schloß Anholt – Snelle strook Bocholter Aa Runde von Gaanderen

Frank N.Mull planned a road ride

June 19, 2021

Schloß Anholt – Snelle strook Bocholter Aa Runde von Gaanderen

Hard

05:12

119km

22.9km/h

270m

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Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route.

The surface along some of this route may not be suitable

Some segments of your route comprise a surface that may not be suitable for your chosen sport.

After 26.0 km for 3.44 km

After 52.2 km for 386 m

After 76.1 km for 1.41 km

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15.5 km

Biotope Wildlife Park Anholter Schweiz

Highlight • Natural

An absolute tip for a trip. Great area, pure nature.

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17.1 km

Anholt Castle

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A stunningly beautiful moated castle in a beautiful setting with a large landscaped park. The castle can be visited, even though the owner (Prince of Salm-Salm) still lives there. Tours …

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21.6 km

Historic Cauldron Fountain

Highlight • Monument

A ladle from the Isselburger Hütte was converted into a fountain here. The smelter behind it is still active as a production facility.

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26.3 km

Weir on the Aa River

Highlight • Structure

The bike path on the Aa is pretty easy to ride. Only the mosquitoes disturb something.

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26.5 km

Gravel Path Along the Bocholter Aa

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Gravel path along the water, easy to do on racing bike tires.

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44.2 km

Netherlands–Germany Border Crossing

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Are are now in the Netherlands. Actually, not much of the landscape changes first. But for us cyclists, things are changing. The Dutch have understood how to build cycle paths. …

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