Tungelroyse Beek

"... The Tungelroyse Beek is a watercourse in the middle of the Dutch province of Limburg. This stream has its source at Hamont in Belgian Limburg and flows into the Meuse at Neer as the Neerbeek. For years the stream was straightened to allow the water to flow as quickly as possible derive Maas.

As Leubeek, the creek enters the Leudal nature reserve, where the Leumolen stands by the creek. Here the stream meanders between steep banks. The Zelsterbeek flows into the Leubeek and, when the nature reserve is left, also into the Haelense Beek. The stream is now called the Neerbeek and as such flows into the Maas south of Neer near Hanssum. ..."
nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tungelroyse_Beek

Many forest and forest paths lead through the original landscape

The premium hiking trail Het Leudal leads through the Leudal nature area and is characterized by wide stream and meadow landscapes, wonderful heathland and idyllic forests. There are many interesting things to discover along the way. Join us on our circular hike, where we encounter mills, cattle and a 'landscape of the dead': netreisetagebuch.de/premium-wanderweg-het-leudal/?mtm_campaign=Komoot&mtm_kwd=Het%20Leudal