Cycling around the pilgrimage site of Rhenen

You get on your bike in the heart of Rhenen at the foot of the Cunerakerk, named after the legend of Cunera. According to the legend, a young group of women were on a pilgrimage to Rome, but they were murdered near Cologne. Cunera was the only one who escaped with the help of a king from Rhenen, but his jealous wife had her strangled. After her death, miracles happened at her grave. Other sights you cycle past are Frankish burial grounds on a meadow on the Berkenweg and burial mounds in the forests near the Elsterberg. Some burial mounds are no less than 4000 years old. Then you cycle past the Egelmeer, a marshy area with forests and heathlands.