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De Rijd Route (yellow)
The yellow De Rijd Route is a circular walk around the recreational area itself, partly along the grass dykes on the eastern bank of the canal. It also runs along the Westerweg and the attractive Dorpsstraat in Nieuwe Niedorp. The route is waymarked in both directions with yellow arrows.
2.52 km- (1)
Sea-green route from starting point Eenigenburg (sea-green)
The sea-green circular walk runs along a farm track to the western edge of Tuitjenhorn and returns past the small village museum in the hamlet of Surmerhuizen. Between markers 64 and 66, a short detour leads to the church mound, a particularly attractive spot with its parsonage and sexton’s
5.26 km- (1)
Purple route from starting point Eenigenburg (purple)
The purple circular walk runs along the Westfriese Omringdijk, winding past the two Burgerwielen pools and through the polder north of Eenigenburg along farm tracks and country lanes. This route can be combined with a visit to Museum Eenigenburg.
6.8 km- (2)
Purmerland Route (green)
The Purmerland Route (green) explores the Purmer en Ilperland to the green outskirts of the Purmerend Weidevenne district. The route has panoramic views from the (Noordhollandsch) Kanaalweg and from the Ilpendam-Den Ilp trail. Dogs are prohibited.
12.3 km- (4)
Vurige Staart Route (blue)
The Vurige Staart Route (blue) heads out along the cycle path (Oudelandsdijkje) and back along the grassy dike of the Purmer. Along the way, the route offers great views of the large, sleek Purmer with its polder forest and the old De Vurige Staart polder with its narrow pastures. Dogs are
6.57 km- (5)
Ilpenstein Route (yellow)
The Ilpenstein Route (yellow) is a circular walk along the Purmerringdijk around the spot on the Hofweg where Ilpenstein Castle (1622-1872) used to stand, near the farm of the same name. With its towers and moat, it looked like a proper medieval castle.
3.99 km- (1)
Nuwendore circular walk (yellow)
The circular walk runs through the medieval village of Eenigenburg, built on raised mounds, to the Huys te Nuwendore, then along a farm track to the Westfriese Zeedijk, also known as the Omringdijk. A visit to the Eenigenburg Museum offers fascinating insights into how people lived here in the
5.01 km- (1)
Oosterbnroek route
The Oosterbroek route (green) passes through undulating terrain. Did you know that the ground you will be walking on consists of construction and demolition debris? When the waste was literally piling up in the late 1960s, it was decided to construct three mounds some 25 to 30 metres high. The
4.93 km- (5)
North-Holland Route
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
182.81 km- (1)
Velserbroek Walk (purple)
The Rondje Velserbroek trail (purple) crosses Zijkanaal B and the A9 and will take you almost entirely around the Westbroekplas. Continuing through the green veined residential area of Velserbroek, you will return to Boerenerf Spaarnwoude, traditionally known as Zorgvrij.
7.02 km- (1)