Ie and the Westereen
A gravel cycling route starting from Damwald
An adventurous gravel route passing by the scenic Ie river and the picturesque village of De Westereen.
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Embark on this gravel route starting near Damwâld and enjoy the natural beauty of the Ie river. Make a stop at the Uitkijktoren De Baak, a lookout tower offering panoramic views. As you continue, you will pass through Niezijl, Grootegast, and Surhuizum, each offering their own charming atmosphere. The route concludes in De Westereen, a delightful village worth exploring.
gravel
82 km
26 m
Tough
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Start: Damwâld Village centerDamwâld: Explore the picturesque countryside and enjoy well-marked routes in the Friesland province.
Damwâld is a small town in the Friesland province of the Netherlands. It offers scenic routes for both road and gravel cyclists, with gently rolling terrain and beautiful countryside. Damwâld is in close proximity to the Dokkumer Nieuwe Zijlen, a popular cycling spot with picturesque landscapes. The area is also renowned for its well-marked cycling routes and fantastic infrastructure, making it a great destination for cycling enthusiasts.12 km
12 km
IeVillageLocated along the Ie river, the village of Ie is a peaceful spot to relax and take in scenic views.
22 km
22 km
Uitkijktoren De BaakViewpointThe Uitkijktoren De Baak is a must-visit, offering sweeping views of the surrounding landscape.
33 km
33 km
NiezijlVillageNiezijl is a small but charming village with historic buildings and a welcoming atmosphere.
50 km
50 km
GrootegastVillageGrootegast features beautiful cycling paths and lovely traditional Dutch architecture.
61 km
61 km
SurhuizumVillageSurhuizum is known for its picturesque windmill and idyllic countryside surroundings.
76 km
76 km
De WestereenVillageDe Westereen is a delightful village with plenty of places to eat, drink, and explore.
82 km
82 km
Finish: Damwâld Village centerDamwâld: Explore the picturesque countryside and enjoy well-marked routes in the Friesland province.