Stiftskerk Het Stift – Herinckhave Estate loop from Borne

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Stiftskerk Het Stift – Herinckhave Estate loop from Borne

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Stiftskerk Het Stift – Herinckhave Estate loop from Borne

02:55

53.4km

80m

Gravel riding

Moderate gravel 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 1, 2026

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5.26 km

Gammelkerbeek Cycle Path

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There are several beautiful long gravel bike paths in this region.

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7.65 km

Scenic Gravel Path Through Farmland

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Lovely hard-packed gravel cyclingpath running past some farms and some hilly grasfields. It's narrowness makes passing cyclists tricky. So sit back and enjoy while at party-pace!

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21.4 km

The Stift is always special.

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The Stift is a centuries-old protected monument in Weerselo. Unmarried noble ladies lived in the former Benedictine monastery from the 12th century and the monastery from the 14th century.
The …

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21.5 km

Stiftskerk Het Stift

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The Stiftskerk is open to the public and you can grab a bite to eat at the Stiftsjuffer restaurant. A special place to walk around. The noble nuns who used …

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26.4 km

Drawbridge over the Canal

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"Rikmans-Brug"
The drawbridge, built in 1886, spans the Alemelo-Nordhorn canal south of Fleringen along the Putmannsweg.

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28.1 km

This mill has different names: "Fleringer mill", "Molen van Frielink" and "Grobbemolen".

After the first mill burned down, a new mill was built in 1846. On an elevation because there were wind-blocking trees nearby.

See also: molendatabase.nl/nederland/molen.php?nummer=771

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29.0 km

Herinckhave Estate

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The name of the havezathe is mentioned in 1337 in the feudal register of Otto van Bentheim; then under the name 'Hof te Vlederingen'. In 1415 Herman Grubbe was enfeoffed with Herinckhave by the bishop of Utrecht.

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36.4 km

Cycle Path and Gravel Road through Landgoed Schultenwolde

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A beautiful cycle path and adventurous gravel road that wind through the green Schultenwolde Estate. Surrounded by dense forests, open fields and ancient trees, this route offers a varied ride …

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