Dollard Route connects Germany and the Netherlands for cycling

The Dollard Route is an international cycling circuit spanning approximately 350 kilometers through the border region between Germany and the Netherlands. The route connects the German region of Ostfriesland with the Dutch province of Groningen, circling the Dollard maritime bay.

The path features a variety of landscapes, including flat polder lands, dikes, green pastures, and busy harbor towns. The route is fully signposted and can be customized for different durations, ranging from leisurely day trips to multi-day cycling journeys.

Notable landmarks and points of interest along the route include the Leeraner Miniaturland, the Meyer Werft in Papenburg, and the Warffum Open Air Museum in the Netherlands. Infrastructure such as rest areas, bicycle-friendly accommodations, and e-bike charging stations are available to support travelers.