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Bovenkerker Polder Route (green)
The Bovenkerker Polder Route (green) crosses the deep polder via two farmland paths. These two grass paths more than make up for the unpleasant cycle path along the Bovenkerkerweg. The name of the cable ferry at the Middenweg, called Maria Johanna Petronella, has a romantic origin. Once upon a
9.78 km- (3)
Vuurlijn Path (yellow)
The Vuurlijn Path (yellow) is a hefty circular walk from the Westeinderplassen lakes via the Vuurlijn. This earthen dike was part of the Defence Line of Amsterdam, the ring of fortifications around the capital. The dike was located behind the fortresses at Kudelstaart and De Kwakel and is currently
17.93 km- (1)
Rijsenhout Walk (blue)
The Rijsenhout Walk (blue) follows the mining trail through the district on the Uiterweg. You take the ferry to the Haarlemmermeer and walk to the Fort at Aalsmeer, with the CRASH Air War and Resistance Museum '40-'45. The last part takes you through the green borders of the Schiphol Logistics
7.68 km- (4)
Schinkelpolder Tour (orange)
The Schinkelpoldertocht or Schinkelpolder Tour (orange) takes you in a northern direction. The long circular walk gives a good idea of the horticulture near Aalsmeer and the new districts of the Legmeer. You will walk past the De Zwarte Ruiter windmill and through the Schinkelbos park and along the
13.29 km- (2)
Vuurlijn Path (yellow)
The Vuurlijnpad or Vuurlijn Path (yellow) is quite a hefty walk around the Oosteinder and Legmeer polders. Head onto the Hogedijk for an idea of what the polder used to look like. You then walk past the former Aalsmeer terminus, which was the final stop for trains from Amsterdam and Haarlem between
18.04 km- (0)
Middelpolderroute (purple)
The Middelpolderroute (purple) is a longer circular walk through the meadows. The route includes a lot of farmland paths with stiles and even a cable ferry.
7.66 km- (3)
Kalfjesroute (blue)
The Kalfjesroute (blue) passes the Klein Kalfje inn. There has been an inn, named after the first owner Jan Claesz Kalf, at this corner of the Amstel since 1670. The route also leads along the banks of the Amstel river and through open meadows.
5.06 km- (2)
Middelpolder Walk (yellow)
The Ommetje Middelpolder or Middelpolder Walk (yellow) is a short walk past sports fields and the Liberal Jewish cemetery Gan Hashalom. South of the cemetery is the vast recreational area and nature reserve, which offers a lot of variety between woods and meadows or hay fields.
3.11 km- (1)