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Diemen-Zuidroute (yellow)
The Diemen-Zuidroute (yellow) covers the northern part of new Diemen, via all kinds of shell-covered paths, green areas, pavements and sandy paths. There is also a lively part along the Weespertrekvaart and Diemerbrug. In short, it has a little of everything.
3.8 km- (2)
Overdiemenroute (red)
The Overdiemenroute (red) goes a step further and crosses the Amsterdam-Rhine Canal to Fort Diemerdam, part of the Defence Line of Amsterdam.
11.59 km- (4)
Oud-Diemenroute (orange)
The Oud-Diemenroute (orange) is a trip to the oldest part of Diemen, past the Vogelweide district and through the undeveloped part of the Diemerpolder. There is also a surprising shell-covered path along the Diem!
7.6 km- (3)
Diemer Bridge Route (blue)
The Diemerbrugroute or Diemer Bridge Route (blue) shows you the village along the Weespertrekvaart and tramline. Return along the ring canal and the green area along the railway line.
4.2 km- (2)
Gaasperplasroute (orange)
The Gaasperplasroute (orange) is a surprisingly diverse walk around the lake, with varied trees such as beech, linden, elm, birch, six types of oak and many types of shrubs. Over the course of time, beaches, marinas and surf jetties have been developed around the lake.
5.35 km- (2)
Bijlmerweideroute (green)
The varied Bijlmerweideroute (green) near Amsterdam-Zuidoost heads west out of the park - over the Veeneikbrug bridge to the Bijlmerweide park, along the edge of the Bijlmer district. You return via the campus village of Diemen, the new Holland Park residential area, the Diem river and the Penbos
9.35 km- (3)
Overdiemenroute (blue)
The Overdiemenroute (blue) runs first through the park but then veers eastward out of the park. You walk along the banks of the Diem, the river that Diemen is named after. The dikes you walk over date back to the Middle Ages and there are many rare and beautiful plant species growing in the outer
5.53 km- (4)
Veeneikroute (yellow)
The Veeneikroute (yellow) near Diemen is an extension of this walk via beautiful forest paths. The route is named after the prehistoric oaks that once formed a forest here but were killed about three thousand years ago due to high water levels and peat formation. The fossilised oaks can still be
3.73 km- (2)
Diemerbos Walk (red)
The Rondje Diemerbos or Diemerbos Walk (red) is suitable for making an initial acquaintance with the urban park. Along the way, you will pass picnic areas, a play forest for children, water features and a large sunbathing field.
2.89 km- (1)
Weespersluis Lock Route (yellow)
The Weespersluisroute or Weespersluis Lock Route (yellow) is a trip from Driemond to Weesp, the old, fortified town on the Vecht. You cross the Amsterdam-Rhine Canal with views of the busy shipping traffic and barges. On the other side, follow the Smal Weesp stream past the former factory site of
9.8 km- (1)