Cycling in Friesland
Friesland is widely known as a green and water-rich province. Beyond its lush pastures and the shimmering Frisian Lakes, the region also offers a variety of natural landscapes, from quiet marshes and heathlands to expansive forests. The breathtaking Wadden Sea coastline and the many historic villages and towns add even more depth to its charm. Cycling through Friesland means immersing yourself in this rich diversity of nature and culture, a journey filled with discovery, tranquility, and unforgettable views.
Lage Midden and Sneekermeergebied
Cycling in a rich natural landscape around the sparkling blue waters of Lake Sneekermeer.
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Zuidoosthoek and Opsterland
Cycling in a historical landscape with beautiful forests, hedgerows, heathlands, grasslands, and canals.
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Northeast Friesland and Wadden Sea
Cycling in a beautiful meadow landscape with reed beds and flowering meadows, prehistoric terps and a fantastic view over the largest tidal area in the world.
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National Park De Alde Feanen
Cycling in a varied landscape with open waters, reedlands, grasslands and swamp forests.
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Gaasterland and Frisian Lakes Region
Cycling in a wonderful rolling landscape with woods, marshes, peat areas, pools and lakes.
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Stellingwerven and Schoterland
Cycling in an open landscape with forests, stream valleys, marshes and peat meadows.
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National Landscape Zuidwest Fryslân
Cycling in a wide landscape with lakes, reed beds, peat meadows, sandbanks, mudflats and picturesque villages.
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Groene Ster and Friese Wouden
Cycling in a very varied landscape with lakes, reed beds, swamp forests and surprisingly beautiful views.
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Wadden Island Terschelling
Cycling on a beautiful island with a very varied landscape and a surprising amount of space.
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National Landscape Noardlike Fryske Wâlden
Cycling through an intimate scenic landscape of open grasslands, alder rows, hedgerows, waterholes, and coppice woods.
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