Archives: Routes

The Boerenommetje (blue) leads through gently rolling grassland. Here it is clearly visible that Oosterend is situated on a somewhat higher moraine.

This route takes you across Wieringen, the former island where the Afsluitdijk meets the shore in North Holland. Here, you walk through a rolling green landscape of moraines formed during the penultimate Ice Age, about 150,000 years ago.

The blue-marked North Sea Walk is a circular walk through the dunes in Schoorl. This route takes you to the sea. Tip: in the month of August, the heather is in bloom. You then walk through a sea...

Walk 10 km through the Dunes of Schoorl: climb the highest dune staircase, enjoy the heath, Vogelmeer, and the North Sea beach. A varied ranger trail adventure!

The Rondom Watergang Route is a varied cycling tour around the old "boating village" of Watergang, through the Ilperveld, Het Twiske, and along the Gouwzee.

The Old Towpath Route (green) runs through the forests of Alkmaar and Heiloo, and through the open landscape of the Egmondermeer, where you discover the old towpaths along the Hoever and Bindervaart canals.

The Drommedaris Route (blue) takes you through the old city centre of Enkhuizen.

Start in Zaandam and cycle 92 km through North Holland in the footsteps of Monet, Signac, and Toorop. Picturesque villages, windmills, polders, and museums await you!

Cycle 27 km through the largest peat meadow area in Western Europe. Spot black-tailed godwits, lapwings, and redshanks. Start and end at Tramplein bus station in Purmerend.

Discover places that play an important role in the LGBTQ+ history of Amsterdam. This route takes you past monuments, entertainment areas, and places of remembrance in the city center.

Walk 16.7 km past historic forts and enjoy unique birds at the vast Naardermeer in Naarden. Discover the Defence Line of Amsterdam in North Holland.

During the Sloppies walk we take you into the history of Zandvoort. The walk goes past various locations that take you back to the time when Zandvoort was still a fishing village.