Cycling around Venray - Dutch cycle routes

This bicycle tour takes you through the forested landscape in the north-west of the province Limburg and in the south-east of the province North Brabant. Besides vast forest areas like the Overloonse Duinen, the Vliegveldbossen and the Ballonzuilbossen, you cycle also through the rural landscape of Estate Geijsteren but as well through beautiful nature areas like Zwartwater and Breehei and the sand dune area of Boschhuizerbergen.

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Bike junctions

Start and finish near junction 16 on the Sparrendreef in Oostrum, the total distance of the route is approx. 57 km. However, this bicycle route is a round trip, so that offers you the ability to start at any desired junction.

More information about bike junctions and how to plan your cycle route

16 - 61 - 46 - 15 - 56 - 50 - 31 - 30 - 45 - 49 - 48 - 47 - 13 - 76 - 75 - 92 - 95 - 96 - 97 - 98 - 18 - 99 - 19 - 3 - 4 - 82 - 81 - 80 - 51 - 16

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Seen along the route

More cycle routes in Limburg

Vaals

Fantastic views from the highest point of the Netherlands over a beautiful rolling landscape.

Venray

A versatile landscape with sand drifts, country estates, old peat pits and forests with heath and fens.

Thorn

A lush river nature in the largest connected water sports area of the Netherlands: De Maasplassen.

Brunssum

A picturesque landscape with heathlands, sand dunes, fens, forests, marshes, stream valleys and deep quarries.

Roermond

A rare terraced landscape with winding streams, lush stream valleys, quiet fens, vast forest areas and colorful heathlands.

Valkenburg

Lush stream valleys with historic castles, old half-timbered farms, water mills and orchards in a colorful sloping landscape.

Arcen

A colorful landscape with typical parabola dunes, river meadows, extensive pine and deciduous forests, moors and fens, crop fields and stream valleys with humid forests.

Maasduinen

Enjoy the forests, heathlands, fens and river dunes in the National Park De Maasduinen along the banks of the river Maas.