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Princely Burial Chapel Anholt – Meurspad loop from Terborg

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Mountain biking trails

Netherlands

Gelderland

Oude Ijsselstreek

Princely Burial Chapel Anholt – Meurspad loop from Terborg

Moderate

4.8

(5)

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Princely Burial Chapel Anholt – Meurspad loop from Terborg

02:32

43.8km

50m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 24, 2026

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Includes segments with temporary access restrictions.

After 35.1 km for 2.32 km

Open: • sunrise-sunset (otherwise closed)

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4.13 km

DRU Industrial Park

Highlight • Monument

A place for culture, often very good concerts from rock to pop, jazz, everything is included.

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4.78 km

Giant Orange Bicycle Sculpture

Highlight • Monument

About dimensional racing bike 👍🚲

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8.30 km

A beautiful, wide pedestrian and cycle path, bordered by pollarded willows like an avenue, and a separate bridleway, also designed as a willow avenue. The pedestrian and cycle path is easily usable even in bad weather, as it is paved and covered with gravel. The bridleway, on the other hand, is a natural, grassy path.

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I can only guess why it's called "van Bonpad." The surname "van Bon" appears frequently in historical documents in the Bergen/Gendringen region. Whether this path belonged to the van Bon farm or led to it, I don't know. Perhaps a local could help me with that?

What certainly fits is that the path is very beautiful and idyllic. And "bon" means good in French.

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8.83 km

Open Air Theatre

Highlight • Structure

In the 1950s, the then-Orange Committee of Gendringen proposed creating a venue in the Engbergen woods for a singing performance or a play, for example.

Because this part of Engbergen was already shaped like a hollow, it was very practical for providing spectators with seating during performances. This formed the basis for the "Eendracht" singing association. About thirty singers successfully conducted initial trials. They sang there for several afternoons, much to the delight of many.
The Orange Committee then decided to build seating and a stage in the hollow.
Construction began in 1957. Numerous volunteers from the municipality worked on the open-air theatre, working evenings and Saturdays to dig, pour concrete, and lay bricks for the 18 seating rings surrounding the theatre.

Halfway through construction, assistance also arrived from the then-trade school in Ulft. As part of their internship, the students were now able to work on the open-air theatre during the day as well. On July 27, 1958, the theater was completed. After the opening, volunteers and students continued working on the tower. The municipal coat of arms, embedded in the tower's facade, is a student project from the graduating class.

The building in the open-air theater housing the dressing rooms and foyer was built later.

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