View of the Meuse River – View of the Meuse loop from Ophoven

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View of the Meuse River – View of the Meuse loop from Ophoven

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View of the Meuse River – View of the Meuse loop from Ophoven

01:28

25.2km

50m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 16, 2026

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Natuurreservaat Maasweerden

Grensmaas

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View of Heerenlaak and Mynekomplas

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Very nice view of two different waters (Heerenlaak and Mynekomplas).

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Pater Sangers Bridge

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The bridge is named after Father Willem Sangers (1915-1987), a well-known Limburger and Maaslander from Stevensweert who made a major contribution to bringing Dutch and Belgian Limburg closer together after the war.

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View of the Meuse River

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Here the Meuse runs largely in its natural state

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Elerweerd Gravel and Sand Extraction Site

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Project Elerweerd - Steengoed and the Kempen en Maasland Regional Landscape are each contributing to this major project on the border of Dilsen-Stokkem and Maaseik. The project creates added value …

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11.7 km

Nature and economy can reinforce each other!

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Very large area with sand extraction. Unfortunately, this also comes at the expense of nature. it is a beautiful extensive nature area where you can view the floodplains well. There is also a very nice bike path running through it.

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Future Fossil artwork (Koen Vanmechelen)

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A charred willow, rooted in sandbags and crowned with an egg: that's what Future Fossil, the artwork by Koen Vanmechelen on the Maas in Rotem (Dilsen-Stokkem), looks like. With this …

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