Leimuiderbrug and Vogelenzang Route

A road cycling route starting from Vogelenzang

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Embark on a picturesque cycling journey through the beautiful Vogelenzang region, with highlights including the iconic Leimuiderbrug and historic De Waag. This road cycling route offers a moderate level of difficulty with a total ascent of 34 meters over a distance of 73 kilometers. Experience the tranquility of cycling through Alphen aan den Rijn and enjoy stunning views from Torenberg.

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73 km

34 m

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Start: Vogelenzang Village center

Vogelenzang: Cycling paradise in Noord-Holland's countryside

Vogelenzang is a locality in the Noord-Holland region of the Netherlands. For road and gravel cyclists, Vogelenzang offers a pleasant blend of flat roads and gentle rolling hills through beautiful countryside. There are numerous charming villages and windmills to discover along the way. The area is also known for the nearby national park, Zuid-Kennemerland, which provides a picturesque setting for outdoor activities. Cyclists can take on the challenge of conquering the Hoge Duinen climb, a local favorite. Vogelenzang is an idyllic location for cycling enthusiasts looking for a peaceful and scenic ride.

17 km

LeimuiderbrugHamlet

Located along the route, Leimuiderbrug offers breathtaking scenery for nature lovers and photographers. Take a moment to soak in the beauty of this area.

33 km

Alphen aan den RijnTown

Alphen aan den Rijn is a charming town with historical landmarks and picturesque canals. Explore the city and discover its hidden gems.

50 km

De WaagAttraction

De Waag is a well-preserved historic building that offers a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the region. Learn about its significance and admire its architecture.