Dwingeloo Radio Telescope – Singletrack Along the Heath loop from Hoogeveen

Netherlands

Drenthe

Hoogeveen

Dwingeloo Radio Telescope – Singletrack Along the Heath loop from Hoogeveen

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Dwingeloo Radio Telescope – Singletrack Along the Heath loop from Hoogeveen

03:24

60.9km

90m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 1, 2026

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8.82 km

Beautiful pond in the Drenthe heath landscape

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The Dwingelerveld has everything that makes cycling in Drenthe so beautiful: woods, heaths, fens and beautiful cycle paths.

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8.83 km

Holtveen Bird Hide

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Great viewpoint
Dwingelerveld offers everything that makes cycling in Drenthe so beautiful: forests, heathlands, moors and beautiful cycle paths.

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9.21 km

Wetlands of Dwingelderveld National Park

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National Park. There is always a lot of beautiful nature. Here too.

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9.49 km

Cycle Path Through the Dwingelderveld

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I don't know how the Dutch always manage it, but great bike paths through forest and heather!

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9.91 km

Water Lily Pond in Dwingelderveld

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In this vast pond you will find many water lilies. A beautiful picture to admire while cycling by.

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15.3 km

Winding Gravel Path in Dwingelderveld

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A beautiful winding path through the woods. It is part of the MTB route Dwingeloo.

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18.0 km

The Dwingeloo Radio Telescope (DRT) is a Dutch radio telescope near the village of Dwingeloo in Drenthe. The DRT has discovered two small galaxies near the Milky Way, which have been named Dwingeloo 1 and Dwingeloo 2.

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