Rowing

Experience Brummen from the water! From the renovated canoe landing stage near the Hallse brug, you can step straight into your canoe, kayak or onto your SUP board. You can also hire pedal boats or canoes from Restaurant De Brugkabouter. Great fun for families with children. And ideal because the Apeldoorns Kanaal is not navigated and is sheltered. So you can fully enjoy the historic setting of the Apeldoorns Kanaal!

The Apeldoorn Canal

The Apeldoorns Canal has played an important role in the development of this area. The canal is 55 kilometres long and runs from Hattem to Dieren right along the Veluwe flank where, in the late 18th century, there were about 200 water mills powered by Veluwe stream water. The canal was dug parallel to the Grift, an ancient waterway that was navigated by flatboats. In some places along the canal, you can still see the Grift running. In 1825, construction of the Hattem - Apeldoorn section started from Paleis Het Loo by order of King Willem I. This made shipping possible. In 1858, the southern section between Apeldoorn and Dieren was started so that through waterways could be created. The rise of the steam train and road traffic reduced the importance of shipping on the canal. Still, the canal cannot be thought away from the landscape!

Autumn - Apeldoorn Canal

Easy access to the water

Jetty with ideal boarding height.

Our specially designed jetty ensures a smooth start to your rowing adventure. With a fine boarding height from the water, it is easy to get in and out of your rowing boat, allowing you to begin your exploration of the water effortlessly. Are you already an experienced rower or want to learn? Then work on your rowing skills on the Apeldoorns Kanaal with Saar Rowing Centre

Canoe jetty Hall