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Pontje Culemborg – Langs de Lek Rondje vanuit Utrecht Vaartsche Rijn

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Pontje Culemborg – Langs de Lek Rondje vanuit Utrecht Vaartsche Rijn

Emiel planned a road ride

September 5, 2022

Pontje Culemborg – Langs de Lek Rondje vanuit Utrecht Vaartsche Rijn

Moderate

02:21

61.0km

26.0km/h

110m

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Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The route includes a crossing by ferry.

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Includes segments with temporary access restrictions. Check ahead to confirm restricted segments are open to the public.

After 57.1 km for 80 m

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14.9 km

Lekdijk Vianen–Fort Everdingen

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From Vianen to Everdingen over the beautiful Lekdijk. Fine asphalt, meandering road as if it were the river itself. Beautiful views of the water and the surrounding area.

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25.7 km

Schalkwijk–Culemborg Ferry

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A crossing by bicycle costs €1.10 per bicycle. (January 2023)

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33.6 km

View of the Lek River

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This part of the Lek has many flood plains or polders that are flooded in case of to much water on the Rijn system (the Lek is part of the Rijn delta system)

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38.6 km

Beautiful route along the Lek

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Great beautiful dike route with beautiful views over the river and floodplains

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43.6 km

Lekdijk towards Tull en 't Waal

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Continue to Vianen, but idyllic nature spot.

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50.5 km

Prinses Beatrix Lock

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See here the largest, monumental inland navigation lock complex in our country! The Princess Beatrix lock is located in the Lek Canal and since 2019 consists of three chambers.

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