Holland Heartland Road Tour

A road cycling route starting from Hoek van Holland

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Embark on a scenic road tour through the heart of Holland, passing iconic landmarks and picturesque landscapes near Hoek van Holland.

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This road tour takes you on a journey through the heartland of Holland, showcasing the country's iconic landmarks, from windmills to canals. With moderate elevation gain and a mix of urban and rural surroundings, this route offers a delightful experience for road cyclists. Immerse yourself in Dutch culture, history, and stunning scenery as you pedal through Zuid-Holland.

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100 km

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Start: Hoek van Holland City center

Hoek van Holland: Cycling paradise by the sea in Zuid-Holland.

Hoek van Holland, located in the Netherlands in the region of Zuid-Holland, is a great locality for both road and gravel cycling. With its picturesque coastal roads and flat terrain, it offers stunning views of the North Sea and is perfect for leisurely rides or intense training sessions. Cyclists can enjoy riding along the beach promenade or explore the surrounding dunes. Hoek van Holland is also known for its connection to the EuroVelo route, making it an excellent starting point for longer cycling adventures throughout Europe. Overall, it is a cycling-friendly area with well-maintained roads and dedicated cycling paths.

3 km

Maeslant BarrierAttraction

The Maeslant Barrier, an imposing flood defense structure, emphasizes the Netherlands' innovative engineering prowess.

9 km

De VinkViewpoint

De Vink, a suburban area, showcases Dutch residential architecture and offers pleasant cycling paths.

31 km

CrooswijkSub-urb

Crooswijk, an urban district in Rotterdam, is known for its lively atmosphere, charming streets, and local landmarks.

43 km

Monument for the Lowest Point in the NetherlandsAttraction

Monument for the Lowest Point in the Netherlands, located at 43 km, commemorates the nation's unique topography and serves as a popular cultural spot.