Stadshaven Wijk bij Duurstede sits on the Kromme Rijn at the edge of the historic old town and serves as a designated TOP — a trailhead facility equipped with a route-network information panel and parking.

Boaters can tie up here to explore the medieval city center, which lies close by. The harbor is the endpoint of the 29-kilometer Kromme Rijnpad walking route from Utrecht and a convenient launching point for several other itineraries.

On foot, walkers can follow the Bloesem- en Fruitroute past orchards and fruit-growing operations, or take the Gerrit Achterbergpad through forests and river floodplains.

Cyclists can pick up the Kastelenroute Kromme Rijnstreek to visit castles and country estates in the region.

Nearby landmarks include Kasteel Duurstede, one of the oldest medieval castles in the Netherlands, and the Molen Rijn en Lek, a windmill built atop a historic city gate.