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Zierikzee – Oosterschelde Nationalpark Runde von Start

Andy BvE

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Zierikzee – Oosterschelde Nationalpark Runde von Start

Andy BvE planned a bike ride

April 16, 2019

Zierikzee – Oosterschelde Nationalpark Runde von Start

Moderate

03:14

55.0km

17.0km/h

60m

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Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

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5.89 km

Vroongronden Nature Reserve

Highlight • Natural

Beautiful road between Renesse and Burgh-Haamstede straight through nature.

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31.4 km

Drawbridge and Zuidhavenpoort, Zierikzee

Highlight • Monument

A small town with a "nice" shopping street. Small shops and cosiness let the soul dangle here. Just stroll through the side streets.
The drawbridges, the church and the jetty should be on the survey plan.

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32.5 km

New Harbour and South Harbour Gate, Zierikzee

Highlight • Historical Site

Zieriksee is a small but very nice town. Cafés and restaurants invite you to delicious food and drinks.

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35.5 km

Oosterschelde National Park

Highlight (Segment) • Natural Monument

Gorgeous, this bike path. 👍🏻 The permanent view of the Oosterschelde - especially in sunshine - gives a pure holiday feeling. Stop on the tour necessarily at the terrace right.

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41.5 km

Oosterschelde National Park

Highlight (Segment) • Natural Monument

Beautiful landscape, with animals. Close up. A nature reserve where you can drive on foot or by bike. Dogs are allowed on a leash. Here the sea is united with the landscape.

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44.7 km

Oosterschelde National Park

Highlight • Natural Monument

Oosterschelde National Park is openly connected to the North Sea via the storm surge barrier. Twice a day, 800 billion litres of salt water flows in and out of the …

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