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Fietsen door het water – De grens van de Paalsteen Rondje vanuit Hasselt

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Fietsen door het water – De grens van de Paalsteen Rondje vanuit Hasselt

Richard Ligtenberg planned a bike ride

May 26, 2022

Fietsen door het water – De grens van de Paalsteen Rondje vanuit Hasselt

Easy

01:28

24.1km

16.4km/h

60m

70m

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Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 3.67 km for 109 m

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Jenever Museum

Highlight • Historical Site

Beautiful, beautiful and not too large museum. So you can quickly pop in and a tasting is included in the entrance ticket. I tasted the locally brewed gin and I must say: it was fine, very tasty.

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Kapermolenpark Pathways

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Cycling Through the Water

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The cycle path through the water leads cyclists over a 212-meter-long and three-meter-wide concrete path, with water at eye level on both sides. Swans and other waterfowl swim along the …

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Children’s Farm at Kiewit Estate

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Boundary Stone from 1666 (Hasselt-Zonhoven Border Marker)

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Hasselt and Zonhoven have competed for a piece of heathland since 1333. To finally try to resolve the conflict, the Prince Bishop of Liège had this 'pillar' placed in 1666. …

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