Galgenberg and Walsberg Road Cycle Route

A road cycling route starting from Reuver

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Discover the diverse landscapes of the Dutch-German border region.

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This 80-kilometer road route takes you through the scenic landscapes of the Dutch-German border. With an ascent of 165 meters, this route offers a more challenging ride with rewarding views. From Galgenberg to Walsberg, you'll pass through Herkenbosch, Heinsberg, Am Himmelsgärtchen, Montfort, Roermond, and Walsberg.

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80 km

165 m

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Start: Reuver Village center

Reuver: Endless cycling adventures in vibrant Reuver

Reuver is a lively town located in the Limburg region of the Netherlands. As a cyclist, you will find Reuver to be a cycling-friendly area with plenty of well-marked routes to explore. The town offers a mix of flat and hilly terrains, providing options for all cycling abilities. Notably, in close proximity, you can find the famous Cauberg and Keutenberg climbs, which attract professional cyclists and cycling enthusiasts alike.

7 km

Galgenberg59 mPeak

Climb the Galgenberg, a small hill that offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and the nearby Maas River.

17 km

HerkenboschVillage

Cycle through Herkenbosch and discover its idyllic surroundings, with charming cottages and cozy pubs.

32 km

HeinsbergTown

Experience the beauty of Heinsberg, a historic town with a rich cultural heritage, including a medieval castle and charming old town.

33 km

Am HimmelsgärtchenViewpoint

Enjoy a peaceful ride along the Am Himmelsgärtchen, a scenic cycling path that winds through picturesque forests and breathtaking landscapes.

57 km

MontfortVillage

Montfort is a charming village that boasts a historic church and castle ruins. Take a stroll through its narrow streets and admire the traditional architecture.

66 km

RoermondCity

Roermond is a vibrant city known for its designer outlet village and beautiful historic center. Explore its shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions.