Walking around Nijmegen

The Four Days Marches have a different route each day; through the landscapes of Dutch provinces of Gelderland, Brabant and Limburg, through the city of Nijmegen and its outskirts. Every walking day revolves around a different town in the vicinity of Nijmegen. The first day is otherwise called the day of Elst, the second day the day of Wijchen, the third the day of Groesbeek and finally the fourth day the day of Cuijk.

During the Four Days Marches the routes are signposted by means of coloured arrows. The colours of these arrows are equal to the colour of the wrist band. Participants who walk the 50 km follow the red arrows, participants on the 40 km follow the white arrows, military participants (Heumensoord) follow the green arrows and participants on the 30 km follow the blue arrows.

Street Plan

Would you like to prepare yourself for the Four Days Marches by walking the route before the Marches start on the third Tuesday in July? In this file you will find the route of the Four Days Marches street by street, for every day and every distance, from start to finish: Street plan 2012 (Dutch version, not final).

Distance in 2012

In the table below you may find the exact distance participants had walk each walking day in the Four Days Marches 2012 (with reservation).

* Military distance 40 km