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Ouderkerk aan de Amstel – Amstel Loop from Amsterdam Amstel

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Ouderkerk aan de Amstel – Amstel Loop from Amsterdam Amstel

Teo L. planned a bike ride

April 24, 2022

Ouderkerk aan de Amstel – Amstel Loop from Amsterdam Amstel

Moderate

02:46

47.8km

17.3km/h

90m

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Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The route includes a crossing by ferry.

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 33.5 km for 103 m

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8.60 km

Ouderkerk aan de Amstel Canals and Windmill De Zwaan

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Ouderkerk aan de Amstel is a wonderfully quiet town with cozy terraces and good restaurants. Visit the beautiful churches, the parish houses and the windmill De Zwaan. In Ouderkerk aan …

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14.2 km

Sint Urbanus Church

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St. Urban Church is a Roman Catholic church and was consecrated in 1888. The hexagonal tower of 65 meters high by the architect Pierre Cuypers is special.

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15.7 km

This elegant bridge stands alone in the beautiful polder landscape. It's a self-service bridge. Sometimes you are asked by passing boats to lend a hand. Finally, take some time from the bridge to enjoy the landscape

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18.5 km

Hidden little bridge

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18.6 km

Fort in the Botshol

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Fort de Botshol does not really look like a fortress. You only see an elevation in the landscape. The fort was never completed and bunkers were never built.

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29.1 km

Floodplains Along the Gein

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31.2 km

Oostzijdse Windmill

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The Oostzijde Molen is a Dutch windmill from 1874 on the river Gein, which was used as a polder mill. A mill is said to have stood on the same site as early as 1486

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