Countryside Escape

A gravel cycling route starting from Overloon

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Discover the rural charm and tranquility of the countryside near Overloon on this scenic gravel route

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Map miniature of "Countryside Escape" cycling inspiration in Noord-Brabant, Netherlands. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

Escape the hustle and bustle of city life as you embark on a breathtaking journey through the serene countryside near Overloon. This gravel route offers stunning vistas of open farmlands, enchanting forests, and charming villages. Pedal through Venray, a town rich in history and architecture, and uncover the hidden secrets of Ysselsteyn and its peaceful cemetery. Overloon, with its wartime museums and memorials, adds a touch of historical significance to this rural escape. With a pleasant 28-kilometer distance and moderate ascent, this route is perfect for those seeking a tranquil and visually pleasing cycling adventure.

gravel

28 km

44 m

Chill

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Overloon Village center

Overloon: Cycling and History in Noord-Brabant.

Overloon is a town located in the Noord-Brabant region of the Netherlands. As a cyclist, Overloon offers well-maintained roads and a variety of cycling routes to choose from. The town is also home to the famous Oorlogsmuseum Overloon, a WWII museum that attracts tourists from around the world. While there are no specific famous cycling-related spots or well-known climbs nearby, Overloon provides a great base for exploring both history and the Dutch countryside on your bike.

6 km

VenrayTown

15 km

YsselsteynVillage

Ysselsteyn is home to a German military cemetery that holds the graves of fallen soldiers from World War II. Take a moment to reflect on the past and pay tribute to those who lost their lives in the war.

28 km

OverloonVillage

Overloon, the starting and ending point for this route, provides an excellent opportunity to visit the striking war museums and experience a significant part of Dutch history.