41 Peel en Maasroute
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Last edit: 20-08-2025
Route Summary End point: De Bolle Buik, Maashees
This 3-star route combines the banks of the Meuse with the vast Peel region. The landscape is diverse, featuring rivers, forests, fens, and villages with character. The roads are varied and easily accessible, with sections that invite you to steer. The attractions—such as Toverland, the Deurnese and Mariapeel nature reserves, and the Stippelberg—make this a route that combines nature, culture, and relaxation.
As the name suggests, a tour through the Peel and along the Meuse in North Brabant.
This is the 41st in a series of 43 Endangered ANWB routes. These were published in Promotors between April 2015 and September 2016.
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Duration
3h 26m
Mode of travel
Car or motorcycle
Distance
110.00 km
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RouteXpert Review You begin in Geijsteren, at the village pub 't Trefpunt, and soon head towards Wanssum and Blitterswijck. The Meuse River meanders through the landscape, with castles and old farmhouses serving as backdrops. Near Broekhuizenvorst and Broekhuizen, you'll experience the village atmosphere and ride along beautiful dikes. After Melderslo and Horst, the route heads towards Sevenum, where the Toverland amusement park is a striking sight. A little later, you reach Deurnese and Mariapeel, a unique raised bog area full of fens and expansive views. Here, time seems to stand still, and you ride through a landscape that still has a primal quality.
In Asten, you'll take a break at Brasserie De Stegen, ideal for a hearty meal or a cup of coffee. The ride continues through Vlierden and Deurne to Stippelberg, where forests, sand drifts, and quiet paths set the tone. Via Westerbeek and Overloon, you'll reach Venray, with a convenient fuel stop at Tango. The final kilometers lead you back to the banks of the Meuse, where De Bolle Buik in Maashees awaits for a relaxing finish.
The Peel and Maas Route is a day trip that takes you through the rich nature and culture of Limburg and Brabant. The Meuse and Peel rivers together create a diverse landscape, and the stops along the way complete the ride. An ideal route for motorcyclists who enjoy riding but also want to experience the scenery.
Suggested breaks, information, fuel and viewpoints included in the route
• TSP – Tour Start Point: 't Trefpunt - Cozy village café in Geijsteren with a terrace, coffee with pie and simple meals.
• TIP – Tour Info Point; Toverland - Amusement park in Sevenum with roller coasters, whitewater rides and theme areas.
• TIP – Tour Info Point; De Deurnese and Mariapeel - Unique raised bog area with fens, birds and walking routes, freely accessible.
• TPP – Tour Pause Point; Brasserie De Stegen - Restaurant in Hotel Nobis Asten, open daily from 7:00 am for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
• TIP – Tour Info Point; Stippelberg - Nature reserve near De Rips with drifting dunes, forests and heathland, ideal for a stop.
• TBP – Tour Fuel Point; Tango Venray - Unmanned gas station, open 24/7, centrally located in Venray.
• TEP – Tour End Point; De Bolle Buik - Cozy cafe-restaurant in Maashees, open from 12:00, reservations recommended.
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