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Mill En Sint Hubert

Sint Anthonis Heath – Sint Anthonis Forest loop from Wilbertoord

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Bike touring routes & trails

Netherlands

North Brabant

Mill En Sint Hubert

Sint Anthonis Heath – Sint Anthonis Forest loop from Wilbertoord

Hard

3.7

(23)

riders

Sint Anthonis Heath – Sint Anthonis Forest loop from Wilbertoord

02:36

34.9km

30m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route.

Last updated: August 22, 2026

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7.10 km

Gravel paths in the Sint Anthonis Forest

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Beautiful, partly forest and partly open heath landscape. Most of the trails here are of a nice quality gravel, which is no problem even for a road bike. Can be busy on popular days.

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11.8 km

Trail Along the Defensiekanaal

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with a little luck you will see beavers

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18.3 km

St. Anthonis Forest and Heath

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Forests surround heathland. There are gravel and sand paths, but also asphalt paths through this area. So there is something to do for every type of cyclist.

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19.3 km

Heathland

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Beautiful, wide heathland with a few cycle paths. Really great in late summer, although there are a few rest areas.

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23.2 km

Boswachterij Sint Anthonis

Nature Reserve

24.2 km

Sint Anthonis Heath

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If you include this area in your route, be sure to also check out all the other suggestions and highlights because it is full of trails that are worth it.

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24.4 km

For a moment you walk through a damp pine forest, then suddenly you are standing in full light on the edge of a huge bog. Small farms, moors, meadows and forest edges invite you to stroll endlessly. If you visit the Sint Anthonis forestry, you will find a surprisingly varied landscape with beautiful forests, heaths with juniper bushes and beautiful fly pines. The Scots pine shapes the face of forestry. In the last century it was created as a wood supplier for the Limburg mines. This type of forest is not very rich in nature. That is why Staatsbosbeheer planted deciduous trees. Pine and spruce forests are now interspersed with deciduous forests of birch and oak. Kempen heather sheep and Scottish highlands graze on the heather. They help to keep the landscape open. There are still some sand drifts in the heather area of the Ullings Mountains.

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