Here you can climb up to the dike which is also accessible for walking. The area around the Schulensmeer is a retention basin and can flood in heavy rainfall, causing the lower walking paths to be under water. Only the cycle path and the higher dikes around the lake are then still accessible.

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August 14, 2023

This staircase is only a few hundred meters from the second, similar one. Here too you will find some information boards at the bottom and it can be very muddy below. Of course you have a better view at the top of the dike path.

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Location: Herk-De-Stad, Hasselt, South Limburg, Flanders, Belgium

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