Stage 6 Cyclists' path Pieterpad for Cyclists
- The Netherlands
- Gelderland
- Doetinchem
- 130.50 km (Approximately 07:40 u)
- Cycling route 539183
Stage 6 Cyclists' path Pieterpad for Cyclists
- The Netherlands
- Gelderland
- Doetinchem
- 130.50 km (Approximately 07:40 u)
- Cycling route 539183
Set off from Vethuizen to Gennep with the sixth stage of the Cyclists' Path. Along the way you will encounter many beautiful sights and you will also cross the Rhine by ferry. In short, there is plenty to do during this stage of the Fietserspad, a variant of the well-known Pieterpad for cyclists. This stage takes you along stages 16, 17 and 18 of the Pieterpad.
Reading tip! Along the way you will pass special places to take a look. Read more about the 3 most beautiful sights on stage 6 . Would you also like to view the other stages of the Cycling Path? Then click here .
Directions
| # | Description | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Eetcafé De Holle Bus (Rijksweg, 7011 DT, Doetinchem, Gelderland, The Netherlands) | 0.00 km | |
49 | 49 (7061GK, Doetinchem, Gelderland, The Netherlands) | 2.97 km |
47 | 47 (7048AH, Montferland, Gelderland, The Netherlands) | 7.62 km |
48 | 48 (7048AP, Montferland, Gelderland, The Netherlands) | 9.18 km |
46 | 46 (7048AK, Montferland, Gelderland, The Netherlands) | 9.65 km |
| Stroombroek (Het Stroombroek, 7047CZ, Montferland, Gelderland, The Netherlands) | 10.24 km |
Pause places
Eetcafé De Holle Bus
Rijksweg 131
7011 DT Doetinchem
http://www.hollebus.nl
Eetcafe de Holle Bus has been located in the center of Gaanderen for over 30 years. De Holle Bus has an attractive eatery, where you can enjoy delicious food and drinks, and a stylishly furnished upstairs room with its own character. Just good food is what they stand for here. Good quality food for a good price in a cozy and relaxed atmosphere. A nice base or stopover in the region of Gaanderen, Terborg and Silvolde!
Restaurant De Thornsche Molen
20
6575 JJ Berg en Dal
http://www.dethornschemolen.nl
Restaurant De Thornsche Molen is an ideal starting point, end point or stopover for cyclists and walkers. Start the day with a dose of energy in the form of a cup of coffee with homemade apple pie or fill your rumbling stomach during or after your trip with a nice lunch or dinner. The restaurant is located in an old mill from the 15th century, but inside the mill has been completely renovated into a modern restaurant. Here you can enjoy old-fashioned homemade dishes with a modern twist. Are you curious what the rest of the mill looks like inside? Then take a tour of the mill and learn more about the history of the Thornsche Molen. The restaurant is located in the green outskirts of Nijmegen. It is possible to charge your e-bike at the restaurant while you relax in the restaurant and enjoy a snack and a drink.
Sights
Stroombroek
Het Stroombroek
7047CZ Montferland
http://www.vvv-montferland.nl
Stroombroek is located at the foot of the Montferland hills. The lake is very popular with the Achterhoek population and tourists. Palestra, the water ski run and the Land van Jan Klaassen are in the immediate vicinity.
M89 - Zeddam - Oude Grafelijke Molen
13
7038 ED Montferland
http://www.spannendegeschiedenis.nl/de-middeleeuwen
The Grafelijke Korenmolen van Zeddam is a working medieval tower mill from the 15th century that is one of the oldest masonry mills in Western Europe. This mill was built around 1450 by order of Willem van den Bergh as a forced mill, when he was granted wind and grinding rights. Opposite the count's mill are the remains of a horse-powered horse mill. The tower mill of Zeddam is in the Top 100 of the Dutch monument list and it is certainly worth a visit!
Nationaal Bevrijdingsmuseum 1944-1945
Between hills and forests in Groesbeek, the past has been brought to life in the National Liberation Museum 1944-1945. In the museum you experience the run-up to the war, experience the occupation, celebrate the Liberation and see the reconstruction of the Netherlands and Europe.
Het mozaïekplein in Gennep
Poort van Gennep 1
6591 CP Gennep
In the middle of Gennep you will find the special Ellen Hoffmannplein; a mosaic square named after a Jewish resident who died during WWII. The mosaics were made by approximately 280 residents of Gennep with artist Frans Smeets and his daughter Isabelle. The square expresses the desire for a peaceful world.
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