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Sibbergrubbe – Bemelerberg Rondje vanuit Sittard

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Sibbergrubbe – Bemelerberg Rondje vanuit Sittard

Thom planned a road ride

March 2, 2022

Sibbergrubbe – Bemelerberg Rondje vanuit Sittard

Moderate

03:06

72.9km

23.6km/h

420m

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Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride.

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 12.1 km for 216 m

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16.7 km

Slakweg Climb

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The 1.1km long ascent of the Slakweg is 3.7% on average with a maximum percentage of 8%. A nice climb for the outer leaf.

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21.8 km

Manegeweg

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Nice road, happens to be a lot of manages along this road, nice reward in terms of view after the climbs to get there

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32.3 km

The River Geul in Valkenburg

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Very interesting city built with some old buildings from Märgel. Many cafes and restaurants can be found here. Nearby caves with guided tours are another highlight.

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33.6 km

Sibbergrubbe Climb

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First part is not very hard but when you reach Sibbe the slope is getting harder, when you are between the houses it's almost done but still 3 to 4% …

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36.2 km

Bemelerweg

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Here on the heights you have a view of the surroundings after the Bemeler Berg is up.

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37.4 km

Van Tienhoven Mill

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The Van Tienhoven mill in the hamlet of Wolfshuis in the Dutch-Limburg municipality of Eijsden-Margraten is a belt mill from 1855. It is the only mill in the Netherlands that …

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39.6 km

The Bemelenberg. (Amstel-Gold Race)
With the racing bike, it's all about dividing the effort. After the cornering, it's still climbing.
With the Tour bike, it's about finding a good rhythm and enjoying it.

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