Gevangenpoort Bergen op Zoom – MTB Trail De Jege Heide loop from Markiezaat
Gevangenpoort Bergen op Zoom – MTB Trail De Jege Heide loop from Markiezaat
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Gevangenpoort Bergen op Zoom – MTB Trail De Jege Heide loop from Markiezaat
02:22
32.7km
80m
Cycling
Hard bike ride. Good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: April 16, 2026
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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1.24 km
Binnenschelde Beach, Bergen op Zoom
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2.01 km
Sandy beach on the bike path
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3.12 km
Gevangenpoort Bergen op Zoom
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The gate was built around 1350 as part of a stone fortress wall with a moat. By expanding the fortress in 1484, the gate was located within the walls of the city. As a result, it loses its function as a gateway and defense structure. In the meantime, the gate has been a prison for some time, which means it has been spared demolition. The gate was still used as a prison until about 1925.
In 2015, the Prison Gate was restored and redesigned, so that the stories of the gate and its residents can be experienced even better.
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13.4 km
Sandy dunes and lake near Bergen op Zoom
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15.6 km
MTB Trail De Jege Heide
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The total track is about 5km long.
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20.9 km
Little gravel road towards Moerstraatsebaan
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22.2 km
Sandy section of Verlengde Zandstraat
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27.3 km
Sancto Antonio Mill, Bergen op Zoom
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In 1937 M. van Riet provided the flight with rotating front hems. The valves were operated with a yield ring. In 1945 this was replaced by Busselneuzen. In 1958 this was replaced on the inner rod by breeding vanes system Fauël with control panels (brake valves) (which were later fixed). At the end of the eighties of the twentieth century, everything was replaced by Old Dutch, but in 2004 the new inner rod got Busselneuzen again, now with control valves.
In 2004 the inner rod broke, then one rod was used for 2 years. A new rod was installed in 2006, and instead of the characteristic breeding wings, Van Bussel fairings were fitted. In 2012, the mill was extensively restored
Until the death of the miller in 2011, the mill was still in professional operation. A new miller has now been appointed and he usually runs the mill on Sunday afternoons.
At the beginning of 2021, despite protests from Heritage Association Heemschut and Stichting West-Brabantse Molens, the outbuildings were demolished by the owner.
Source: nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sancto_Antonio
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32.7 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
11.4 km
7.32 km
5.57 km
4.79 km
3.69 km
Surfaces
13.0 km
9.19 km
8.20 km
1.74 km
347 m
225 m
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