Woerden and along River Meije

Woerden (Source: Nederlands Instituut voor Militaire Historie/Wikimedia Commons.)

On Sunday 18 May we will be taken to the area around Woerden. From 12 noon we will be welcomed at the starting point with coffee/tea and cake. The ride will start at 1 pm.

The route is taking us through the inundation area of ​​the Old Dutch Waterline. When danger threatened, the locks were opened here and the entire area from Muiden to Brabant was flooded. In this way, King Louis XIV’s triumphal march was stopped here.

What can we expect?

You will enjoy typical Dutch landscape: lots of flat and blooming greenery, lots of high water, narrow navigation paths, winding along the Meije, straight through historic Woerden and back to the starting point for a drink.

What about dinner afterwards?

For those who like it, there is a 2-course dinner with a starter and a main course to end the day together. For the 2-course dinner you can choose between meat, fish or vegetarian for the main course. You can indicate any dietary requirements in the comments.

And what will it cost?

The participation fee is €12 per person for a member and €15 per person for guests. The 2-course dinner is €34.50 per person.

Are dogs allowed?

Our four-legged friends are welcome in the restaurant, provided they are well-behaved and on a leash.

This ride has been registered for the event regulations.

Register

You can register until Sunday 11 May at the latest via the registration page.

When registering, you can now also indicate whether you want to ride with someone or whether someone can ride with you. If you choose this, you agree that your contact details will be shared with other solo riders or drivers, so that you can agree in advance to ride together.

Disclaimer
The GCCC excludes any form of damage, in any form whatsoever. Photos and videos will also be taken during the ride. If you do not appreciate this, you are responsible for this yourself by kindly asking the photographer or videographer not to make images of you or your car (license plate). The photos and videos are generally shared on personal Facebook and Instagram pages of individual participants and the GCCC Facebook page.