As almost every city, suburb and village is connected by a network of more than 6,000 miles of Fietspad bicycle paths, where to go depends on your preferences and time constraints. Most of the more than 300 VVV tourist offices around the country have cycling maps with the most popular routes outlined. Many of these circular cycle routes are posted with signs, with most being from 75 to 188 miles roundtrip. Not only are there 26 miles of bike paths in the national park to explore, but, if you didn't bring a bike, there are hundreds of single-gear white bikes that can be used free and picked up and dropped off at various points in the park. Accommodations in Holland range from five-star hotels to private homes that offer beds and breakfasts.
Youth hostels are great for biking singles who want to meet others.
Families who want to stay in one place for a week and cook for themselves might consider renting one of the hundreds of fully equipped bungalows in holiday complexes around the country. And, for the hearty, there are campsites galore. If you don't have the desire or stamina to bike to and from each city, you can ride the train and bike. Since most stations have bike rentals, you can hop off the train when you want, rent a bike and start pedaling. Starting with a hearty breakfast aboard the boat, bicyclists are provided with sack lunches, maps and itineraries.