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Overbos Route (blue)
The Overbos Route (blue) in Hoofddorp goes along and through the various 'forests' of the district to the parks of the Haarlemmermeerse Bos and Historical Museum Haarlemmermeer.
4.88 km- (3)
Princenbosch Route (purple)
The Princenbosch Route (purple) at Santpoort-Noord also runs across the hunting domain of the Prince of Orange. Your legs will get a workout climbing the Koepelberg (25 m). You cross the inland dunes via Midden-Herenduin. The Princenbosch path along the track offers a beautiful view of the edge of
3.92 km- (0)
Hartekamp Route (purple)
The Hartekamp Route (purple) from starting point De Glip in Heemstede leads over the Hartekamp and Overplaats country estates, which once made up one estate. In the 16th century it was still a farmstead but, over the centuries, it became an increasingly stately country estate with orangery and
4.71 km- (2)
Plesman Route (orange)
The Plesman Route (orange) in the vicinity of Hoofddorp and Cruquius leads through the relatively new Plesmanhoek and Buitenschot parks on the east side of the Geniedijk and the Groene Weelde and Haarlemmermeerse Bos on the west side of the dike. A striking bridge over the Drie Merenweg connects
7.1 km- (1)
Circuit Route
On the Circuit Route (orange) you’ll get to see and hear the famous Zandvoort race track. You walk on high shell paths along the edge of the holiday park. The route continues on through the greenery and past the equestrian school and the allotments. You reach the station via the Visserspad and a
6.65 km- (1)
Teylers Walk
The Teylers Walk (yellow) is a proper city walk. Through charming courtyards and alleys, the route leads to the Spaarne. You walk past the Teylers Museum, a national heritage site inside and outside. Via the Grote Markt, the Prinsenhof and the Jopenkerk, the walk finally leads through the
3.84 km- (1)
Koppen en Kuilen Route (red)
The Koppen en Kuilen Route (red) in the Zuid-Kennemerland National Park in Bloemendaal starts in the older, wooded inland dunes and runs through the thicketed middle dunes to the young, flower-rich seaside dunes. The rugged walk travels up and down hills and through valleys over small sandy paths.
11.53 km- (3)
Amstel Dyke Route (red)
The Amsteldijkroute or Amstel Dyke Route (red) runs right through Uithoorn to the Zijdelmeer lake, where orchids grow in the reed beds on the banks. Via the Libellebos park, where Scottish highland cattle graze, it heads to the new water storage areas on the Hollandsedijk and then back along the
9.13 km- (2)
Forts Path (blue)
The Fortenpad or Forts Path (blue) runs first along the banks of the Amstel-Drechtkanaal to Vrouwenakker. The route then passes the Fort bij De Kwakel, which was completed in 1897. Of note is the Vuurlijn, a grass dike that was also part of the line of defence. There used to be several batteries
8.02 km- (4)
Cross Road Route (purple)
The name Kruiswegroute or Cross Road Route (purple) references the historical name and shape of the reclaimed land. From the village you walk via the towpath along the Amstel to the shell-covered path along the Nesserlaan. There is plenty to enjoy on the straight-as-an-arrow Middenweg.
6.81 km- (0)