The Netherlands, often referred to as Holland, is home to vast woodlands, heathlands, and forests, particularly in the central Veluwe region, Utrecht’s hill ridge and Drenthe. These areas, with their network of cycling paths, are a paradise for cyclists looking to explore lush landscapes. The name “Holland” itself comes from “holt,” an old word for “wood,” reflecting the country’s rich forested areas. The Utrechtse Heuvelrug, or Hill’s Ridge, adds to this natural beauty, offering rolling hills and scenic views perfect for cycling. One of the country’s highlights is De Hoge Veluwe National Park, the largest in the Netherlands, covering over 5,500 hectares of forests, heath, and sand dunes. With its vast network of cycling routes and minimal motorized traffic, this park is a true cyclist’s haven.
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