Pannenhoef – Tree-lined road along the Liesbos loop from Breda-Prinsenbeek
Pannenhoef – Tree-lined road along the Liesbos loop from Breda-Prinsenbeek
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Pannenhoef – Tree-lined road along the Liesbos loop from Breda-Prinsenbeek
02:52
47.5km
50m
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: May 20, 2026
Tips
Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted
After 16.2 km for 67 m
Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
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17.1 km
The Black Barn, Pannenhoef
Highlight • Rest Area
The Black Barn was built in 1916 and the supervisor lived with his family in the bakehouse next to it. In 1923, the Pannenhoef was taken over by the Kölling family from Dieren, who further expanded the estate and had villa De Arendsberg built. In 1970, Brabants Landschap took over the estate. Thanks to nature development, the area is flourishing and the restored fens are a true bird paradise. Brabants Landschap has set up an exhibition in the Zwarte Schuur about the cultural history and flora and fauna of the Pannenhoef. Nature films about the Pannenhoef can be seen in the Zwarte Schuur and a limited number of brochures and walking routes are available. The bakehouse is next to De Zwarte Schuur. Delicious fresh bread is regularly baked here.
Source: ettenleur.stappen-shoppen.nl/locations/natuurgebied-de-pannenhoef-56abb776f6bf5072258b48df
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17.1 km
Bakehouse from 1940
Highlight • Historical Site
Every 3rd Sunday of the month you can become acquainted with the operation of the Bakhuisje. The oven is brought to the correct temperature and bread can then be baked from grain that comes from fields in the area.
Come and discover the entire process - kneading, rising and baking - on site.
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17.5 km
Singletrack With Wooden Bridges
Highlight (Segment) • MTB Park
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26.8 km
De Moeren Estate
Highlight • Structure
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31.2 km
Double Track on the Edge of Pannenhoef Forest
Highlight • Trail
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33.6 km
Pannenhoef
Highlight • Forest
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42.0 km
Along the Liesbos
Highlight (Segment) • Forest
History: The Liesbos is first mentioned in a charter of Hendrik V, lord of Breda, from 1268. This forest on the border of Princenhage and Etten, named after the hamlet of Lies, is one of the oldest deciduous forests in the Netherlands. From the beginning of the fifteenth century until 1795, it was owned by the Nassaus, later Oranje-Nassaus, as lords of Breda. In 1795 it came to the State and now falls under Staatsbosbeheer. The Liesbos was used for hunting, a favorite activity of the high nobility such as the Oranje-Nassaus, and for timber production. It was surrounded by a wall so that game could not escape from the forest and conversely the farmers' cattle could not damage the forest. Nowadays, the recreational and nature function of the forest is paramount.
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42.9 km
Tree-lined road along the Liesbos
Highlight • Cycleway
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43.7 km
Liesbos
Nature Reserve
47.5 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
21.9 km
10.3 km
6.66 km
5.08 km
2.73 km
749 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
16.7 km
14.4 km
12.0 km
3.96 km
289 m
242 m
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