Route Westerhaar, Ootmarsum and Springendal
- The Netherlands
- Overijssel
- Twenterand
- 53.50 km (Approximately 03:08 u)
- Cycling route 134437
Route Westerhaar, Ootmarsum and Springendal
- The Netherlands
- Overijssel
- Twenterand
- 53.50 km (Approximately 03:08 u)
- Cycling route 134437
From the Twente peat area you can take a beautiful trip to Ootmarsum. First you drive to Geesteren and Vasse. You see the landscape slowly change: from vast meadows to a gently rolling landscape with stream valleys and groves. The next town on your route is Ootmarsum. One of the first churches in Twente was built here around 770. The town had a flourishing trade during the Middle Ages, but saw industrialization pass it by. And you can see that: Ootmarsum has managed to retain its historic character. Step off for a moment and enjoy the historic atmosphere. Further on you drive through the Springendal, a picturesque nature reserve that is also called the 'Garden of the Netherlands'. Via Mander and Langeveen you cycle back to De Johanneshoeve, a cozy and comfortable overnight address.
Directions
| # | Description | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| De Johanneshoeve (Dalweg, 7676 SB, Twenterand, Overijssel, The Netherlands) | 0.00 km | |
7 | 7 (7671TB, Twenterand, Overijssel, The Netherlands) | 1.98 km |
6 | 6 (7671PD, Twenterand, Overijssel, The Netherlands) | 2.89 km |
10 | 10 (7678, Tubbergen, Overijssel, The Netherlands) | 6.09 km |
12 | 12 (7678AE, Tubbergen, Overijssel, The Netherlands) | 8.10 km |
12 | 12 (De Galmerij, 7678BN, Tubbergen, Overijssel, The Netherlands) | 8.30 km |
Pause places
De Johanneshoeve
Dalweg 39
7676 SB Twenterand
http://www.dejohanneshoeve.nl
Would you like to take a break at a bed & breakfast in a former farm? Then come to the Johanneshoeve, an accommodation in the Twenterand region. All eight cosily furnished rooms have modern amenities. Would you like to stay here with a group? That too is possible. Breakfast, meals or dinners are served in your room. In the local shop you can buy various Twentse products, but also delicacies made by the owners of the Johanneshoeve themselves: krentenwegge (according to an old family recipe) and a beer called Scheepsrecht. You can also rent bicycles here and book various activities.
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