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Poolshoogte Observation Tower – Dolmen D30 loop from De Kiel

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Netherlands

Drenthe

Coevorden

Poolshoogte Observation Tower – Dolmen D30 loop from De Kiel

Hard

4.7

(10)

630

riders

Poolshoogte Observation Tower – Dolmen D30 loop from De Kiel

03:38

47.0km

110m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 9, 2026

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5.27 km

Poolshoogte Observation Tower

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Climb the fire tower yourself! and enjoy a fantastic view of the surrounding area.
You can enjoy a cup of coffee on the nice terrace.

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14.8 km

In Landal Het Land van Bartje, about 20 kilometers from Emmen / Assen and about 25 kilometers from Groningen, you live in one of the 400 comfortably equipped holiday homes. The park is characterized by its Ponyranch, which offers various offers for a holiday with Pfeden. In addition, the park has an indoor and outdoor pool, beauty treatments, an indoor playground and various restaurants. Close to the park there is an 18-hole short golf course. You can reach the forest area "Odoorn-Exloo Forrestvier" and the sights of the region, such as one of the typical megalithic tombs, by bike.

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22.1 km

Pond in the Forest

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22.3 km

Forest cycle path

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Super great bike path, a dream right through the forest...

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27.3 km

A piece of Tuscany in Drenthe

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30.4 km

Dolmen D30

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This dolmen is attributed to the Funnelbeaker culture, the collective name of a number of communities that lived in this area in the New Stone Age. It is perhaps no surprise that the pottery consisted mainly of funnel beakers. Evidence has been found that pottery containing remains of the funeral meal was buried in the grave. The serifs of dozens of pots have been found in the burial vault of dolmen D30, which was located at a depth of one meter.

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