Low-threshold Overijssel routes - sand dunes and sheep on the Lemelerberg
Low-threshold Overijssel routes - sand dunes and sheep on the Lemelerberg
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Low-threshold Overijssel routes - sand dunes and sheep on the Lemelerberg
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5.83km
60m
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A relaxing hike on the Lemelerberg awaits you! This accessible walk of 5.8 kilometers is ideal for hikers who want to experience the beautiful Dutch nature without having to undertake an exhausting hike. On the Lemelerberg you will discover that unspoilt nature is accessible to everyone.
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Last updated: June 10, 2024
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Vecht- en Beneden-Reggegebied
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3.53 km
Sand drift — Vecht- en Beneden-Reggegebied
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4.22 km
View from Lemelerberg
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4.53 km
Sheep Herd on the Heath in the Vecht and Lower Regge Area
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5.70 km
Lion Monument, Park 1813
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5.78 km
De Langelaarse
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5.83 km
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Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
5.14 km
682 m
Surfaces
5.42 km
234 m
100 m
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Can't say anything else than incredibly beautiful. Variety of forest and heath, sand paths and forest paths. Climbing up is rewarded with a view
📌 Lemele 🥾 4.04 kilometers ⌚ 48 minutes 🗺️ Komoot 🇳🇱 Overijssel ♥️ Instant wow factor from forest 🙁 have to be back on time for the football match Found this route from someone on Komoot. There it was called 'hidden rear Lemeleberg'. I don't remember who posted this, but thanks, it's very nice! Due to time constraints I shortened it slightly. Tip, photo 8 is a starting point from which you can follow arrow routes. A bird of prey and a lizard flying away from the bushes were seen nearby.