Cycling route through the Vechtdal near Gramsbergen

With this route you will experience a relatively unknown part of the Overijsselse Vecht valley. First you drive to Anerveen. Just beyond the village you pass the Anermolen, a flour mill from 1864. Then you cycle through Gramsbergen through that protected village view. Time seems to have stood still a bit, especially around the village church from 1776. You cycle to Germany along vast meadows and fields. Between junctions 3 and 49 you drive along a former bed of the Vecht. You cross the current river with a ferry, after which you drive along the water to Laar. Here you will pass, among other things, a Tower Mill from 1807. A little later you will cross the border again and drive back to Pannenkoekenboerderij De Ganzenhoeve via the Coevordersluis.