Selwerd Southwest Gravel Route

A gravel cycling route starting from Selwerd

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Explore the scenic southwest of Groningen

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Uncover the beauty of Groningen's southwest region on the Selwerd Southwest Gravel Route. This off-road cycling adventure takes you through charming villages, breathtaking landscapes, and hidden gems, unveiling the diverse and captivating aspects of this lesser-explored corner of the province.

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47 km

14 m

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Start: Groningen City center

Selwerd: A diverse cycling destination with a mix of urban and rural landscapes in Groningen, Netherlands.

Selwerd is located in the Groningen region of Netherlands. It offers a mix of urban and rural landscapes, making it an interesting destination for both road and gravel cyclists. The region is known for its cycling-friendly infrastructure and abundance of cycling paths. Selwerd itself does not feature any famous cycling spots or well-known climbs, but the surrounding areas offer varied terrains suitable for different cycling preferences. With its convenient location and cycling-friendly environment, Selwerd is a great spot for cycling enthusiasts and tourists alike.

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GroningenCity

Begin your journey in the vibrant and bustling city of Groningen, famous for its lively atmosphere, youthful energy, and historic sites.

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Hoge der AaViewpoint

Embark on a serene ride along the Hoge der Aa, a historical canal lined with picturesque buildings that served as barriers to the city in the past.

7 km

AdorpVillage

Discover the quaint village of Adorp and admire its beautiful historic church and charming streetscapes.

27 km

StedumVillage

Cycle through Stedum, home to several historic buildings and the iconic Hippolytus Church, which showcases impressive architecture and valuable religious artwork.

35 km

Ten BoerVillage

Visit the charming town of Ten Boer and take a moment to explore its notable attractions, including the unique 'S toren' tower and the Eye Hospital MCH.

42 km

Klein HarkstedeHamlet

Pass by Klein Harkstede, a small village that offers scenic views and is said to be the resting place of the patron saint of Skating, Lidwina.

47 km

PrinsenhofCastle

Enjoy the historical ambiance of Prinsenhof, a medieval estate named after Prince William of Orange, which offers visitors a glimpse into the region's past.