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Cycling route Sneekermeer (short)

(43.4 km)

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Cycling tour around the Sneekermeer (Official and Frisian: Snitser Mar). This route can be cycled throughout the entire year.

You start in Terherne and cycle along the pools of the Sneekermeer. You pass through Frisian villages such as Goingarijp and Broek. Want to extend the route? Then, pay a visit to Joure and Sneek. From Sneek, you cycle along the beautiful bike path of the Groene Dijk.

Extended route
In addition to this 'short' variant, there is another cycling route around the Sneekermeer. This one is 66km long. With this route, you cycle through Sneek and Joure and continue cycling up to the northernmost point of the Tjeukemeer [Tsjûkemar].

Storyline Space 
Snitser Mar is part of the Space Storyline. Through twelve special places in Waterland van Friesland, you go on a 'space journey.

Locations on this route

  • Terherne

    Terherne is known as the Kameleon village and is an island in the Sneekermeer. On one side, you'll find the lake, and on the other side, the Terhernster ponds.

    Terherne
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  • Kameleondorp Terherne

    Discover the village Lenten. Look at the village where Hielke and Sietse lived.

    Kameleondorp Terherne
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  • Church and bell tower Goïngarijp

    The church with the detached bell tower in Goingarijp is once again a gem in the Frisian landscape. The stained glass windows from 1770 are a beautiful attraction for tourists.

    Church and bell tower Goïngarijp
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  • Zwettepoel Recreational Lake

    Zwettepoel (in Frisian Swettepoel) is an idyllic recreational lake between the villages of Broek and Goingarijp in the Lage Midden or ‘low midlands’ area of Friesland. At one time the lake was connected to the Broekstervaart and Noorder Oudeweg waterways.

    Zwettepoel Recreational Lake
  • Broek Bell Tower

    In the slightly raised waterside graveyard in Broek there is a white wooden bell tower with a four-sided dome roof. The swinging bell was cast by Hendrik Wegewaert in 1600.

    Broek Bell Tower
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  • Park Heremastate

    Park Heremastate is a park around house Herema State.

    Park Heremastate
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  • Joure (De Jouwer)

    Joure is the village without city antics.

    Visit Joure

    Joure (De Jouwer)
  • Museum Joure

    Museum Joure is an amazing museum in the centre of Joure. Famous centrepiece is the first factory of Douwe Egberts, where you will experience the story behind this world famous brand.

    Museum Joure
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  • Iepenarboretum

    In Joure, along the old road to Sneek and at the exit of the A6 Joure-West, you can find the largest elm garden (elm arboretum) of Europe.

    Iepenarboretum
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  • Langweerder Wielen (Langwarder Wielen)

    The Langweerder Wielen is located to the west of Joure.

    Langweerder Wielen (Langwarder Wielen)
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  • Sneek (Snits)

    Sneek, or Snits as we say in Friesland, is the water sports city of the Netherlands. But Sneek is more than water sports and the Sneekweek. The city is bustling with events, culture, unique hotspots, and nice shops.

    Visit Sneek

    Sneek (Snits)
  • The National Model Railway Museum

    Discover the past and present of the track company at home and abroad. Plus, fine examples model construction, playgrounds for children and a lot more. Enjoy Europe's largest collection of model trains in bustling Sneek.

    The National Model Railway Museum
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  • Sneekermeer

    The Sneekermeer (Frisian and official: Snitser Mar) is, of course, known for the Sneekweek, the annual sailing races held on this lake.

    Sneekermeer
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  • Terherne

    Terherne is known as the Kameleon village and is an island in the Sneekermeer. On one side, you'll find the lake, and on the other side, the Terhernster ponds.

    Terherne
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