Bumblebee route
During this cycle route, you'll pass by several orchards and along the way you can find many flowering plants and trees in the right season. Can you hear the hum of the Field Bumblebee among the plants and trees?
Although this small, round pollinator is very similar to some bees, the bumblebee is not the male of the bee as some think. So what are bumblebees? Bumblebees are wild bees. The most common is the field bumblebee identified by a tuft of orange hairs. This animal loves pollen and nectar and can be found near fruit trees and flowering plants.
This route is offered by Struinen en Vorsen. For more information about the route and stories along the way, see their website here.
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Historical and tourist information point (TIP) De Ballensnoeperij
Historical and tourist information point (TIP) De Ballensnoeperij
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Description
The route follows the white-and-green junction signs of the cycling network. Additional information and a detailed route description can be found on the Struinen en Vorsen website.
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