Three Country Tour

Netherlands, Belgium, Germany Bike Tours

Cycling Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany

Experience an unforgettable bike tour in the green heart of Western Europe. The route is nicely designed and follows bicycle paths and tranquil back roads. For most of this Europe bike tour, navigation is made easy with the cycling-by-numbers system. This cycling adventure will prove to be unforgettable as you pedal through three National Parks: Hoge Kempen in Belgium, Eifel in Germany, and De Meinweg in the Netherlands. You will roam past famous abbeys and castles, visit Maastricht and Monschau, and enjoy the bike path along the River Roer/Rur as you cycle through woods and heather fields. If you're worried about the climbs in the High Fens and Eifel, you can always rent an e bike! After a day of cycling, enjoy accommodations in excellent 3 and 4 star hotels each evening.
All of our bike tours in Holland can be found here Holland Bicycle Tours can be found here. Similarly, our Belgium Bicycle Tours and Germany Bicycle Tours are listed here.
Price: £ 652 $ 1,041 € 685 NOK 6850 kr 6323 $ 822
Single Supplement: £ 267 $ 425 € 280 NOK 2800 kr 2585 $ 336
extra options
Electric bicycle rental: £ 48 $ 76 € 50 NOK 500 kr 462 $ 60
Dinners included: £ 210 $ 334 € 220 NOK 2200 kr 2031 $ 264
Extra night in Vlodrop: £ 67 $ 106 € 70 NOK 700 kr 646 $ 84
please note
Rates are based on double occupancy.
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Travel
Fly into Amsterdam Shiphol International Airport.
Local Travel
Train from airport to Roermond, bus or taxi to the hotel (about 15 km).
Climate
Check local conditions prior to arrival. Average temperature in degrees Fahrenheit for the area: June 69/52º, July 72/56º, August 71/55º, September 66/52º, and October 58/45º.

Where You’ll Stay

Accommodations in 3 or 4 star hotels

What’s Included

Accommodations for 7 nights in 3 or 4 star hotels
Breakfasts
21 speed hybrid bicycle equipped with saddlebags
Luggage transport
Route descriptions and maps
GPS tracks on request
Coffee and ‘vlaai’ in Maastricht
Tourist information
7 day service hotline

What’s Not Included

Lunches and dinners (dinner can be included at additional cost on request)
Entrance fees for museums/excursions
Travel to and from airport on Days 1 and 8
Bicycle protection
Trip insurance

Tour	Bike
Type	Self Guided
Skill	Moderate
Length	8 days
From	€685 Rates
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Tour Dates

Arrival possible on Sundays from May 30 to September 24, 2017

Please note: August 27 arrival is not possible.

Skill Level

This is a moderate self-guided bike tour with average daily distance between 27 and 47 mi. (43 and 75 km).

Day-To-Day Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Vlodrop, Netherlands
Day 2: Vlodrop, Nethlands - Genk, Belgium, 42 mi. (67 km)
Day 3: Genk, Belgium - Maastricht, Netherlands, 32 mi. (52 km)
Day 4: Maastricht, Netherlands - Eupen, Belgium, 37 mi. (59 km)
Day 5: Eupen, Belgium - Monschau, Germany, 19 mi. (30 km)
Day 6: Monschau - Düren, 34 mi. (55 km)
Day 7: Düren - Vlodrop 43 mi. (70 km)
Day 8: Departure

Day 1: Arrival in Vlodrop, Netherlands
The tour begins in the village of Vlodrop, Netherlands near the town of Roermond. Upon arrival you will be welcomed with coffee and “vlaai”, a Limburgian fruit tart. Your rental bike will be waiting at the hotel and if you arrive early, you may still have time for a short bike ride to the friendly town of Roermond.

Day 2: Vlodrop, Nethlands - Genk, Belgium, 42 mi. (67 km)
After enjoying a wonderful breakfast buffet, set off through Roer and Meuse valleys to the town of Maaseik, Belgium, birth place of the Van Eyck painters. The route continues on a well-maintained cycle path through Hoge Kempen National Park to the town of Genk, Belgium.

Day 3: Genk, Belgium - Maastricht, Netherlands, 32 mi. (52 km)
From nature to culture, it is a leafy ride to the town of Bilzen, Belgium and neighboring Alden Biezen castle. Subsequently, quiet country lanes will take you up and down to Kanne, Belgium, a pretty Flemish village with white and marlstone houses. Your destination is the elegant city of Maastricht, Netherlands. Here, there is something from all tastes including shops, museums, city walks, and outdoor cafes in Vrijthof square.

Day 4: Maastricht, Netherlands - Eupen, Belgium, 37 mi. (59 km)
As you leave the city, follow the River Meuse south to the picturesque village of Eijsden, Netherlands. After crossing the border you will enter the Flemish Voer region, a paradise of unspoiled pastoral splendor. You will climb to 300 meters N.A.P. enjoying great vistas of the beautiful landscape. The Abbey of Val Dieu is today’s cultural highlight. Stay the night in the German speaking small town of Eupen.

Day 5: Eupen, Belgium - Monschau, Germany, 19 mi. (30 km)
Today's route contains some hills, however today will have less kilometers and the High Fens offers beautiful natural scenery. The gradual climb to 650 m N.A.P. is rewarded with gorgeous sweeping views. From here, you’ll have a descent to the exquisite German town of Monschau (400 m N.A.P.), historically a center of wool, cloth production, and trade.

Day 6: Monschau - Düren, 34 mi. (55 km)
In the morning you will continue to enjoy the wealth of natural beauty that the Eifel region has to offer. The River Rur will be your guide today, winding down to the ‘Flachland’ below. The German cycle paths are well-maintained and mostly far removed from road traffic. On the route to Düren you will encounter a series of friendly villages.

Day 7: Düren - Vlodrop 43 mi. (70 km)
You will enjoy more beautiful scenery on your last cycling day. The journey down the River Rur continues until just before the Netherlands border when you turn off to visit De Meinweg National Park. One of the highlights of today is the Dalheimer mill which is still functioning today.

Day 8: Departure
End of tour after breakfast

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Customer Feedback

Cheryl Williams 2 years ago
Hello some feedback from our bike trip to better the experience.
We had a flat tire and the bike pumps didn't work. We were in a group of four and none of them worked. Also there were no tire tubes! Should we have taken some with us? If so I didn't read that suggestion in the info provided.
We only had two saddlebags
No knobs on kick stands
No stem caps
Odometers only worked on one bike and one bike didn't have one at all
Bells didn't work on all bikes
The handle bars were loose on one bike and that was quite worrisome going down hills
On the bike trip from Dresden to Wittenburg we did a couple of years ago we were sized to our bike by a nice gentle man who took the time to explain aspects of the bike and we appreciated his efforts. We didn't have that attention this time so wondered if the bikes actually were road worthy, especially when we came to facing a fairly challenging route. The feed back from the bike shop in Huckelhoven was that the man caring for the bikes or owning the bikes was not as committed to his responsibilities to do so.. Just a comment they passed on and I am passing on to you.
We do appreciate the ease with which to book these bike trip through emails on line etc.
the hotel people along the trip were so friendly and accommodating and made us feel very welcome.
Thankyou
Cheryl
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