The Hills and Historic Towns

A road cycling route starting from Herpen

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Conquer challenging hills while discovering historic towns

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Map miniature of "The Hills and Historic Towns" cycling inspiration in Noord-Brabant, Netherlands. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

Get ready to conquer challenging hills and explore the rich history of Noord-Brabant as you cycle through this exciting road route. Discover the picturesque towns of Ravenstein, Muntheuvel, Duivelsberg, Kranenburg, Gennep, Haps, and finally Herpen. This route is recommended for experienced cyclists looking for a thrilling adventure and stunning views.

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80 km

205 m

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Herpen Village center

Herpen: Experience the tranquility of Veen while biking through its beautiful landscapes.

Veen is a scenic locality situated in the Noord-Brabant region of the Netherlands. Road and gravel cyclists will appreciate the peaceful routes that wind through Veen and its surrounding countryside. The roads are well-maintained and suitable for all skill levels. In terms of climbing, the area is relatively flat, with gentle elevation changes. Cyclists can enjoy exploring the nearby Herperduin forest and the Land van Herpen natural reserve. Veen provides a serene and picturesque setting for cycling enthusiasts.

2 km

RavensteinVillage

Ravenstein - Step back in time as you explore the well-preserved medieval structures and narrow streets of Ravenstein's historic center.

17 km

Muntheuvel23 mPeak

Muntheuvel - Enjoy panoramic views of the picturesque landscape from the top of Muntheuvel hill, a popular spot for cyclists and nature enthusiasts.

26 km

Duivelsberg75 mPeak

Duivelsberg - Test your climbing skills at Duivelsberg, a famous climb known for its challenging gradient and scenic viewpoints.

32 km

KranenburgTown

Kranenburg - Discover the charming town of Kranenburg, located just across the border in Germany, and enjoy its unique blend of Dutch and German culture.