The Noordoostpolder has been dry since 1942, but the history of this unique area goes back much further. At 12 places with a special story, see-through panels have been installed. When you look through the glass of the panel, you see the story come to life in 3D in the landscape. This route takes you past all 12 panels and tells the most beautiful stories from the Noordoostpolder.
On the panels themselves, you can read more about the special events. Think of the place where the ship 'Queen Anne' sank some 300 years ago or of Oud Kraggenburg, a former (peninsular) island in the Zuiderzee.
The route below is just a suggesti...
The Noordoostpolder has been dry since 1942, but the history of this unique area goes back much further. At 12 places with a special story, see-through panels have been installed. When you look through the glass of the panel, you see the story come to life in 3D in the landscape. This route takes you past all 12 panels and tells the most beautiful stories from the Noordoostpolder.
On the panels themselves, you can read more about the special events. Think of the place where the ship 'Queen Anne' sank some 300 years ago or of Oud Kraggenburg, a former (peninsular) island in the Zuiderzee.
The route below is only a suggestion. Of course, you can determine your own starting point and cycle the route in a different order. Splitting it into parts to cycle on different days is also possible. The gpx file you can download above follows the route below, but the vista panels are often located near the well-known cycle junctions, so you can also create your own beautiful cycle route along the panels. Check the 'Description' tab for the exact locations of all viewing panels.
This route takes you past all twelve vista panels in the Noordoostpolder. Here you will find an overview of the exact locations (Google Maps), so you can also put together your own route along (some of) the vista panels:
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