Scenic Gravel Route to Joppe

A gravel cycling route starting from Schalkhaar

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Embark on a scenic gravel route through Loo and Borculo, ending in Joppe

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This gravel route starting near Schalkhaar takes you through picturesque towns and countryside, ending in the charming village of Joppe. Covering a distance of 79 kilometers with 165 meters of ascent, this route is suitable for experienced amateur cyclists. Explore the highlights along the way including Loo, Markelosebroek, Dingspelerberg, Borculo, Kale Berg, and Joppe. Loo offers stunning views of the surrounding landscapes, Markelosebroek is famous for its meadows and farmlands, and Borculo provides a glimpse into its rich history with its charming streets and traditional Dutch buildings.

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79 km

165 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Schalkhaar Village center

Schalkhaar: Cycling paradise in the Dutch countryside

Schalkhaar is a small town located in the province of Overijssel in the Netherlands. From a cyclist's perspective, Schalkhaar offers beautiful countryside roads and a peaceful cycling atmosphere. The roads are well maintained and easy to navigate, making it an ideal destination for road and gravel cyclists. While Schalkhaar may not have any famous cycling-related spots or well-known climbs nearby, it provides a picturesque backdrop for leisurely rides and exploration.

11 km

LooHamlet

Loo is known for its panoramic view of the Teutoburg Forest, offering a peaceful and scenic location to rest and recharge.

20 km

MarkelosebroekHamlet

Markelosebroek is a hidden gem with vast meadows, winding canals, and quaint farmhouses, creating a picturesque setting that will leave you enchanted.

22 km

Dingspelerberg22 mPeak

Dingspelerberg is a small hill perfect for a quick picnic stop, offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.

40 km

BorculoTown

Borculo is a historic town with beautiful old streets lined with traditional Dutch houses and canals, providing a glimpse into its rich cultural heritage.