The route finds its origin in the Maasduinen nature park and starts and ends there at the BP gas station in Well. After about 15 kilometers, the Dutch-German border is crossed at the German town of Walbeck. The course is set in the direction of Wesel via beautiful winding roads. Before the route passes Wesel, a number of gravel pits are first passed. At RP 14, the first gravel quarry is located at Welberssee. Here is the Welbers Kieswerke and a diving club. Then, at RP 19, you will find the Hochfeld gravel quarry. For a bit of recreation, you can visit Rick's Strandbad, at Freizeitsee Menzelen, further down at RP 24. Finally, at RP 26, the Hülkens gravel quarry is passed.

At Wesel you can still see the remains of the old railway (RP 29) that used to be part of the railway line between Hamburg and Venlo.
Later in the route there is a possibility, by turning left, to just leave the route (RP 31) and enjoy the view of the harbor that is part of the Rhine. For a cup of coffee you can visit the Cafe zum Yachthafen located on site. At the rear of this is the airport of Wesel and the Auesee. A little further (RP 35) from the route is a nice view of a 200-hectare gravel hole. Adjacent to this there is a large peat landscape, ideal for a nice walk.

The route is now approaching Hamminkeln. Thunderbike Roadhouse is located here (RP 37). An excellent opportunity to drink a cup of coffee or something to eat after a 90 km drive. A Harley museum is also located here.
The route continues its way along the Rhine, and then crosses it at Rees via the bridge. After a few kilometers the route is ashamed along the Üedmer Hochwald and then goes straight through the Tüschenwald (RP 46). Enthusiasts can take a nice walk here.
At the end of the route you can catch another view of the castle of Weeze (RP 52).
After about 20 km the route ends again in Well in Limburg. The entire route is approximately 175 km.

route rating:
landscape: 4 points
roads: 4 points
attractions: 2 points

the route is thus rated at 4 stars