Loenen Waterfalls

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The Loenen waterfalls were dug in the late 19th century so that the water level of the Apeldoorn Canal could be maintained. Loenen has the largest waterfall in the country! 

The waterfalls are actually called the "Vrijenberger Spreng waterfalls" and are not natural. They can be turned on and off manually and have a fall of about 15.5 meters that is largely bridged via 5 waterfalls.

Bike route along Loenen Falls?

See below which bike routes you can take and from which location you can depart!

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Departure from: Hoenderloo

This is the perfect route for cyclists who want to see a lot along the way! From Bospaviljoen 't Leesten, you'll bike to Lieren, where you'll make a stop...

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Off to Bussloo!

Departure from: Hoenderloo

Fancy a dip? Between nodes 9 and 85, you'll cycle through the small hamlet of "Woeste Hoeve" to recreation area Bussloo (at node 97), where...

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Loenen Waterfalls

Bike route along Loenen Falls?

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Off to Bussloo!

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