The Roman Bather Sculpture – Emmerich on the Rhine Promenade loop from Emmerich-Elten

Bike touring routes & trails

Germany

North Rhine-Westphalia

Regierungsbezirk Düsseldorf

Kreis Kleve

Emmerich am Rhein

The Roman Bather Sculpture – Emmerich on the Rhine Promenade loop from Emmerich-Elten

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The Roman Bather Sculpture – Emmerich on the Rhine Promenade loop from Emmerich-Elten

02:19

37.3km

80m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 20, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 25.1 km for 105 m

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Train Station

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Concrete cycle path along the sand quarry

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Concrete cycle path along sand extraction. Beautiful cycle path along the sand extraction site, which may become a very beautiful piece of nature in the future (it is already becoming beautiful; May 2021). Advantage of this path: no car around.

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Sculpture of a Woman at Gelderse Poort

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The oversized metal figure is an eye-catcher and an interesting photo opportunity 📸, located right by the water🌊💙.
Small paths lead down to it from the bike/footpath.
Adjacent is a great local recreation area with many trails for cycling, hiking, and water activities🌊💙👍🏻.

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The Roman Bather Sculpture

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De Bijland Lake in Gelderse Poort

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The Gelderse Poort is a unique and beautiful river landscape with unique plants and animals - a wonderful area for walking and cycling.

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12.3 km

De Bijland Marina

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De Bijland is located in the natural area where three major rivers fork: the Rhine, the Waal, and the IJssel. Due to the open connection to the Rhine, De Bijland is easily accessible (kilometer marker 864). This location makes De Bijland particularly suitable as a starting point or stopover for excursions on Dutch waterways. But this area is also very suitable for other forms of recreation. De Gelderse Poort, for example, is an ideal area for hiking and cycling. There are several signposted hiking, cycling, and skating routes there. You can also start one of the numerous cycling routes from De Bijland.

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13.5 km

Tolkamer Waterfront Promenade

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Beautiful to cycle...
Enjoy refreshment with a view of the Rhine

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19.5 km

Beautiful...

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Moving along the Rhine dykes through the beautiful Lower Rhine is wonderful.

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25.1 km

Beach

25.7 km

Emmerich on the Rhine Promenade

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The gastronomic mile with many restaurants invites you to a culinary stay. Take a seat in the beach chairs and view the many ships. Along the boulevard you will also find the Krantor & the "Poortekerl", two monuments that still remind us of the Hanseatic period.

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