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Kropswolder Birdwatching Hide – De Boezemvriend Windmill loop from Haren

Kropswolder Birdwatching Hide – De Boezemvriend Windmill loop from Haren

Moderate

3.7

(10)

177

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Kropswolder Birdwatching Hide – De Boezemvriend Windmill loop from Haren

02:10

49.4km

80m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 28, 2026

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Includes a movable bridge

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After 13.6 km for 23 m

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Wooden Bridge Westerbroeksemadepolder

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High wooden bridge, beautifully situated in the route

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8.31 km

Polder Path Zuidlaardermeer Area

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Beautiful piece for cycling on a concrete path. A few spring grilles, but that is no problem with the racing bike. Make sure to stop for a nice photo when …

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9.27 km

Kropswolder Birdwatching Hide

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The bird hide located on the Polderpad provides a panoramic view of the Kropswolderbuitenpolder. A beautiful place to watch birds and enjoy nature.

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12.5 km

Wolfsbarge Windmill and Viewpoint, Zuidlaardermeergebied

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Narrow paths Wolfsbarge with beautiful views over the Zuidlaardermeer and marsh.

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16.8 km

Cycle Path Along De Boezemvriend and De Wachter Windmills

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Nice wide cycle path with nice asphalt. This path takes you past two mills. The bosom friend in De Groeve and the Wachter mill in Zuidlaren. You cycle along the canal.

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37.0 km

De Boezemvriend Windmill

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'De Boezemriend', which is a beautiful name for a windmill, is the only eight-sided polder mill in the province of Drenthe. The mill (from 1871) is still working and is served by volunteers.

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