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Discover Eemland and 't Gooi by bike and bike boat. Start in Huizen and walk, cycle, and relax on board. You can board and disembark at one of the boarding points of your choice. If you are traveling with a bicycle, we will place it on the lower deck and return it to you at your disembarkation point. Huizen

In the mood for a relaxing ride through nature? This 3.7-kilometer loop bridle path near Dijkgatbos offers you the chance to enjoy the beautiful surroundings of the northern tip of North Holland.

From De Haukes, you walk back to Kolhorn, which is an important junction in the upper part of the Noord-Hollandpad. However, it would be a shame not to incorporate the special atmosphere of the former island of Wieringen into the Noord-Hollandpad. That is why a branch (stages 6 and 7) runs here to and from Kolhorn.

An atmospheric journey between two historic cities. Enjoy windmills, villages, and typical Dutch vistas.

The Grootschermer route circles the northern part of the Eilandspolder, a water-rich nature reserve managed by Staatsbosbeheer with long, narrow, partly overgrown peat plots. You walk along green church paths...

Following in the footsteps of Lord Hugo, you walk along the outskirts of Heerhugowaard, through varied landscapes and many beautiful spots. The markings with the blue and red stickers show the way through the land of the 'Lord Huyge Waert'.

Following in the footsteps of Lord Hugo, you walk through varied landscapes and nature reserves, past monumental windmills and many beautiful spots in Heerhugowaard. The markings with the blue and red stickers show the way through the land of the 'Lord Huyge Waert'.

Walk 13.8 km along the Spaarne in Haarlem: from Schoteroog via De Adriaan Mill and the Gravestenenbrug, back via the quiet Parkwijk to the Veerplas.

Stroll through a green wilderness full of plants and animals, while railway lines and highways are still nearby.

This 47-kilometer bike tour takes you via various ferries around the Alkmaarder and Uitgeester lakes through the water-rich heart of the province.

For a long time, Wieringen was the smallest Wadden Island, about ten kilometers long and two to three kilometers wide. After the closure of sea inlets, the reclamation of the Wieringermeer, and the construction of the Afsluitdijk, the island became encapsulated within the mainland.

You might not realize it immediately, but with this stage, you are actually walking along the southern borders of the big city of Amsterdam. It used to be busy around Halfweg, but peace returns now as you pass through the Tuinen van West and Lutkemeerpark. It is also lovely to walk on the grassy dike along the ring canal of the Haarlemmermeer. The planes are still there, but Amsterdam also has plenty of greenery, and this walking route to Ouderkerk aan de Amstel proves it. City and nature alternate continuously.