Cycling in the Nijmegen region

Cycling in the Nijmegen region means cycling through hilly countryside. Perfect if you fancy a bit of a sporting effort before flopping down on a terrace with a well-earned sense of satisfaction. Or you can opt for ease and hire an e-bike. An electric bike carries you over longer distances more quickly, so you get to see more of the surroundings.

Floodplains, woodlands, rivers, heathland or parks: whatever nature you would like to see in the area, we have put together the routes for you.

Prefer to head out on a road bike? Take the Giro di Berg en Dal route and ride part of the second stage covered in 2016 by the riders of the Giro d’Italia.

E-bike route through the Nijmegen region | 62 km

Cycle node network route

Along the way: Het Groesbeekse Bos, Mookerplas, Heumensoord, Zevenheuvelenweg, Ooijpolder, Millingerwaard

The Ooij route | 55 km

Cycle node network route – starting from De Wolfsberg

Along the way: the Ooijpolder and the Millingerwaard, floodplains, Zevenheuvelenweg

Wine route | 30 km

Cycle node network route

Along the way: vineyards, Het Groesbeekse Bos, Zevenheuvelenweg

Meuse route | 31 km

Cycle node network route

Along the way: Mookerplas, Maas-Waalkanaal, Het Groesbeekse Bos, Heumensoord

Giro di Berg en Dal | 30 km

Cycle node network route

Along the way: the Muur van Beek, Zevenheuvelenweg, Germany

Groesbeek loop | 29 km

Cycle node network route

Along the way: Het Groesbeekse Bos, Mookerplas, vineyards

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