Siebengewald Venlo Vaals Valkenburg Siebengewald
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RouteXpert René Plücken (MRA Master)
Last edit: 01-05-2025
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Duration
10h 13m
Mode of travel
Car or motorcycle
Distance
314.03 km
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RouteXpert Review Camping de Hei was our base for a weekend tour (in 2017 and 2018).
You drive through National Park Maasduinen, one of the three national parks in North Limburg. It is a forest and heath area, situated on an elongated sand ridge between the Meuse and the German border. The road through it has nice long curves.
You drive over small country roads and provincial roads through Germany and Limburg. Along the way you will pass several small villages and a few large cities, such as Venlo, where you can pause for something to eat or drink.
At RP17 you will find restaurant de Bokkenrijder, here you can have a good lunch and in good weather you have a beautiful view from the terrace.
At RP18 is the Three Countries Point where the borders of Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands come together, this is also the highest point in the Netherlands. There is a small monument, watchtower, labyrinth, playground for children and a restaurant.
After the Drielandenpunt you drive via a wonderful winding road that is part of the Mergelandroute through Belgium and the Netherlands towards Valkenburg (RP26).
Valkenburg is a tourist village with many interesting sights, cafes, terraces and restaurants, so definitely worth a stop. At the weekend it is very busy.
Afterwards the drive continues towards Sittard again a real Burgundian Limburg town with lots of good restaurants, so here you can go downtown for a cup of coffee.
Via Roermond and Venlo we drive back to Siebengewald.
The route has some nice winding stretches and in South Limburg also beautiful hilly area to drive through.
I have driven large parts of this route twice and I appreciate it with 4 stars.
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