Gravel and Strijbeek Route

A gravel cycling route starting from Prinsenbeek

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Explore the gravel roads near Prinsenbeek and visit the peaceful village of Strijbeek.

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This 36 km gravel route takes you on a relaxing journey through the scenic countryside surrounding Prinsenbeek. With a total ascent of 25 meters, it offers a relatively easy and leisurely ride for gravel cycling enthusiasts. Along the way, you'll pass by Ulvenhout, known for its beautiful forests and estates, and Strijbeek, a tranquil village with picturesque surroundings. The route also features highlights such as Strijbeekse Heide, a captivating heathland area, and Prinsenbeek, the starting and ending point of the route. Overall, this route offers a perfect balance of nature, tranquility, and enjoyable off-road cycling.

gravel

36 km

25 m

Chill

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Start: Prinsenbeek Village center

Prinsenbeek: Cycling in Scenic Prinsenbeek

Prinsenbeek is a village located in the Noord-Brabant region of the Netherlands. As a cyclist, you can enjoy riding along the peaceful countryside roads surrounding Prinsenbeek. The area offers relatively flat terrain, making it suitable for leisurely rides. However, there are no famous cycling spots or well-known climbs in the immediate vicinity.

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SpanjaardsgatViewpoint

Spanjaardsgat is a culturally significant water gate located in Breda. Admire its historical architecture and learn about its role in the city's water management system.

10 km

UlvenhoutVillage

Ulvenhout is surrounded by beautiful forests and estates, including the impressive Ulvenhoutse Bos. Take a moment to explore the peaceful trails and enjoy the beauty of nature.

20 km

StrijbeekHamlet

Strijbeek is a charming village surrounded by picturesque landscapes. Stroll through its quaint streets and admire the traditional Dutch architecture.

36 km

PrinsenbeekVillage

Begin and end your cycling adventure in Prinsenbeek, a lively village with a strong cycling culture. Explore the local cafes, bike shops, and camaraderie of fellow cyclists.