The Liemers is a peaceful and green region where nature and outdoor life take center stage. The landscape is shaped by expansive riverbanks, rivers, dikes, and open polder areas. Thanks to this variety, the Liemers is an ideal place to relax and fully enjoy the beauty of nature.
For those looking to escape the hustle and bustle, the Liemers is an ideal area for cycling. This region between Arnhem and the German border is surrounded by the Rhine, IJssel, and Oude IJssel rivers, offering a varied landscape of riverbanks, meadows, and green natural areas.
Cycle through nature reserves such as Horsterpark and De Nevelhorst, and past sights like the Martinus Church in Oud-Zevenaar, the gardens of Huis Bingerden, and De Panoven. Walkers can also enjoy quiet paths and the open landscape. The Liemers is the perfect place to combine nature and cycling.
In addition to cycling and walking, the region offers several recreational areas where you can enjoy outdoor activities. At Rhederlaag, De Bijland, and De Nevelhorst, you can take part in water sports, games, and sports in a natural setting. From canoeing, stand-up paddleboarding, and fishing to scenic walking or running routes, there is something for everyone. These areas provide peace, space, and beautiful views of the surrounding landscape, making them perfect for an active day outdoors.
Beautiful natural areas are also within easy reach from Arnhem. The Gelderse Waard, with its riverbanks, walking paths, and meadows, invites relaxing walks and scenic bike rides. In addition, there are expansive parks and green spaces in and around the city, such as Park Sonsbeek and Park Klarenbeek, where you can walk, jog, or cycle among flowers, ponds, and trees. This combination of city and nature makes Arnhem and its surroundings the perfect destination for an active yet relaxing stay.
Montferland is a diverse region that appeals to both nature and culture lovers. Cyclists and walkers can enjoy beautiful routes through forests, hills, and peaceful landscapes. The historic villages and towns are also worth exploring: admire Huis Bergh in ’s‑Heerenberg, one of the largest castles in the Netherlands, the Buitenmolen in Zeddam, the oldest tower mill in the country, or visit the Peeske spring in Beek for a taste of local history and nature.
