Round Utrecht
Utrecht, Utrecht, The Netherlands
Cycling route: 359903
Provided by: Algemeen Dagblad
16.7 km
00:58 h
294 kcal
7 m
Description
Bicycles are an indispensable part of the streetscape of Utrecht. The small, cozy roads and alleys and the many bridges over canals form a perfect backdrop for cyclists, so it is not surprising that this means of transport is so popular in this city. This route takes you through the center of Utrecht to the green areas a bit outside the city.
Fort Vechten and Fort Rhijnauwen
The starting point of this route is at a parking lot in the center of Utrecht. From here you cycle to the hamlet of Wayen, which consists of farms and ribbon development. You then cycle through green areas to the town of Vechten. Before you enter Vechten you have a beautiful view of Fort Vechten, the second largest fort of the New Dutch Waterline. This fort is no less than 17 hectares in size and was built between 1867 and 1870. A little further on the route you can look out over Fort Rhijnauwen. This fort is also part of the New Dutch Waterline.
End with a snack and a drink
You then cycle through the center of Utrecht back to the starting point of the route. After your bike ride you can take a nice stroll along the canals or settle down on a terrace for a snack and a drink. The possibilities are endless in Utrecht.
The New Dutch Waterline
The Nieuwe Hollandse Waterlinie is a military defense line that was used between 1815 and 1940. Water was used at this defense line to protect against the enemy by flooding areas. The Waterline is 85 kilometers long. A visit to one of the fortresses of the waterline is definitely worth it. You automatically imagine yourself in another time when you walk around here.
Fort Vechten and Fort Rhijnauwen
The starting point of this route is at a parking lot in the center of Utrecht. From here you cycle to the hamlet of Wayen, which consists of farms and ribbon development. You then cycle through green areas to the town of Vechten. Before you enter Vechten you have a beautiful view of Fort Vechten, the second largest fort of the New Dutch Waterline. This fort is no less than 17 hectares in size and was built between 1867 and 1870. A little further on the route you can look out over Fort Rhijnauwen. This fort is also part of the New Dutch Waterline.
End with a snack and a drink
You then cycle through the center of Utrecht back to the starting point of the route. After your bike ride you can take a nice stroll along the canals or settle down on a terrace for a snack and a drink. The possibilities are endless in Utrecht.
The New Dutch Waterline
The Nieuwe Hollandse Waterlinie is a military defense line that was used between 1815 and 1940. Water was used at this defense line to protect against the enemy by flooding areas. The Waterline is 85 kilometers long. A visit to one of the fortresses of the waterline is definitely worth it. You automatically imagine yourself in another time when you walk around here.
Do you want to know more about this cycling route? Then read the story of Vincent and Mariska who explore this route on a tandem.
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Directions
| # | Description | Distance | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Parkeerplaats centrum (3521CN, Utrecht, Utrecht, The Netherlands) | 0.00 km | ||
38 | 38 (3582EA, Utrecht, Utrecht, The Netherlands) | 1.10 km | |
41 | 41 (Dwarslaan, 3981HH, Bunnik, Utrecht, The Netherlands) | 5.90 km | |
40 | 40 (Provincialeweg, 3981AN, Bunnik, Utrecht, The Netherlands) | 6.74 km | |
39 | 39 (Achterdijk, 3981HB, Bunnik, Utrecht, The Netherlands) | 7.64 km | |
98 | 98 (3981HE, Bunnik, Utrecht, The Netherlands) | 8.70 km |
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