Urban hike · Amsterdam metro
12.02 mi · 64 ft up (19.3 km · 20 m up)
12.1 effort mi (19.6 effort km)
Climbing is what makes a hike hard, and flat miles hide it. So every 500 feet of climbing counts as one extra mile (in kilometres: about 95 m of climbing per extra km).
A flat 6-mile (9.7 km) walk is 6.0 effort miles (9.7 effort km). Little Si — 3.7 miles, 1,300 ft up (6.0 km, 395 m) — is 6.3 (10.1). Your legs already knew those two are about the same amount of work.
How the numbers work — the rules behind your plan.
These numbers are estimates. We haven't walked this one ourselves to check them yet.
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Follows the Stelling van Amsterdam defence line. The longest metro-region candidate -- the one that can carry a long day late in a plan.
Tram, bus or on foot from the city
Source: distance measured from the seeded line (OSM route relation 18002709, 2026-08-24); gain from EU-DEM 25 m DEM, sustained rises only; operator publishes 11.81 mi; desk-sourced, not walked