A 13.5 km blue route over the Lemelerberg, short but technically demanding for the Netherlands. Winding singletracks, short and long descents and technical passages reward riders who can put down power on the climbs.
Mostly unpaved paths and singletrack thread through forest, heath and open ground in a historic glacial landscape, with a notably steep ascent at the Dikke Steen. Two optional red parallel loops add challenge beyond the well-marked blue grade.
With 209 m packed into 13.5 km, the gradients bite, including the notably steep ascent at the Dikke Steen that rewards you with flowing descents.
Slingerende singletracks with short and long descents and technical passages make this a compact but engaging ride for capable mountain bikers.
A historic glacial landscape of scenic ridge terrain with mixed forest, heath and open vegetation gives the short loop real character.
Technical singletrack with steep climbs and descents on the glacial ridge; this baseline firms the fork and adds a token to support the front on the steeper, longer descents.
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