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Marsh Forest Route (orange)

The Moerasbosroute or Marsh Forest Route (orange) is an extension of the red Gaaspermolenroute. It heads deep into the marsh forest and then curves back to return in Driemond via the Gaaspermolen windmill. Take into account there will be wet, marshy paths. At selection point 22, you can opt for a

Gaasper Mill Route (red)

The Gaaspermolenroute or Gaasper Mill Route (red) near Driemond explores the southern edge of the Diemerbos. First past allotments, then a bit of park, to walk to the old mill on the Gaasp river via a meadow path and cycle path.

Weespersluis Lock Route (yellow)

The Weespersluisroute or Weespersluis Lock Route (yellow) is a trip 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 the famous Van

Helderse Duinen

The ‘Helderse Duinen’ themed route combines nature, culture and the maritime history of Den Helder. It runs through dunes, woodland and polder landscapes, along winding paths in the dunes and also along the solid dyke with fine views over the sea, where naval vessels, submarines and sometimes

's-Gravelands Countryside Route

Yellow route from startingpoint Valkkoog

The yellow circular walk runs south through the hamlet of Groenveld, its fine polder mill (1560), and the medieval Tolkerdijk.

Heiloo Estates Route (sea green)

The Heiloo Estates Route (sea green) links the three estates of Willibrordus, Ter Coulster and Nijenburg. On the way, you cross the Heilooër Die stream and pass an old tea pavilion and an open-air theatre.

Midgard Route (blue)

The blue Midgard Route passes through green areas in the village, past old hamlets such as the Kerkbuurt and the Kalverdijk, and includes a circular walk through the park of Midgard, an anthroposophical residential and working community, with a shop and outdoor terrace. The route is waymarked in

Groetpolder Route (orange)

The orange Groetpolder Route extends the Kromme Gouw Route to the Groetpolder and runs along farm tracks to the grass dyke of the Groetkanaal, with the cooperation of farmers Boekhorst and De Heer. The farm track is closed between 1 March and 1 July during the bird breeding season. The route is

Gemalenroute (blue)

The blue Gemalen Route runs past the disused Schagerkogge pumping station, built in 1927 in Amsterdam School style, then to its predecessor, a steam-powered pumping station from 1871, and its successor, the landscape-integrated Kolhorn pumping station from 2007. It continues along a grass dyke, a