Holiday home in Dalmsholte: heathland, forest and circular trails

Dalmsholte presents a landscape on the edge of the high sandy soils. The landscape associated with the Dalmsholte regional brand includes oak hedgerow banks as well as marshy, impassable common land. There are also several hiking routes with varying lengths, surfaces and landscape features. If you are looking for a holiday home in Dalmsholte, you will therefore find above all a combination of distinctive scenery, activity and a culinary destination to visit here.

Heathland, forest and changing trail scenery

The Groene Route runs along heathland for approximately half its length and through woodland for the other half. The Paarse Route runs in sections along heathland, through woodland and alongside farmland; approximately one quarter of the route runs along heathland, through woodland and alongside farmland respectively. Heathland lies along more than half of the Blauwe Route, while approximately half of the route runs through woodland. The Oranje Route runs mostly along heathland; on more than half of the route, sections of woodland alternate with other landscape features. This creates a range of options for planning your day, from heathland passages and forest to open areas, rather than a uniform trail landscape.

Four circular trails with different distances

In Dalmsholte, there is a hiking starting point on the Oude Raalterweg/Dalmsholterdijk in Ommen, providing access to four different hiking routes. The Groene Route is 9.0 km long and starts and ends in Dalmsholte. The Paarse Route is 8.0 km long and also starts and ends in Dalmsholte. The Blauwe Route is 10.7 km long and starts and ends near Dalmsholte. At 3.9 km, the Oranje Route is shorter; it starts and ends in Dalmsholte. The Groene Route is also almost entirely unpaved. When choosing a holiday apartment or holiday home, you can therefore take the desired route distance and trail surface into account as part of your holiday planning.

Cheese and tours as a second discovery

Kaasboerderij Heileuver makes cheese from the milk of Frisian-Holstein cows, including natural and herb cheeses, which are sold, among other places, in the farm shop. Guided tours are offered at the cheesemaking facility of Kaasboerderij en Schilderijenhuis Heileuver. For travellers who want to combine a holiday home in Dalmsholte with a variety of ideas for their days, Heileuver provides a distinctive complement to the trails: cheese production, the farm shop and guided tours are the main attractions here.

Choose the right accommodation for your travel plans

When choosing accommodation in Dalmsholte, you can decide whether hiking will be the main focus or whether you would like to include cheesemaking and a guided tour as additional activities. The route lengths and the varying trail scenery provide a concrete basis for this decision. This makes it possible to choose a holiday apartment or holiday home based on the experiences you would like to combine during your stay.

Other destinations

Other places for your travel planning: Stegeren, Beerzerveld, Giethmen, Arrien, Beerze, Vilsteren, Lemele and Ommen.

For the overview of the wider area: Ommen.