Kaatsbeek

The Kaatsbeek has given its name to a nature reserve in Diepenbeek: the Caetsweyers. They are located east of the Dauteweyers. In Diepenbeek, the Kaatsbeek also flows into another stream, the Stiemerbeek, which then flows into the Demer, a little further on, also in Diepenbeek. The stream rises in a valley between Genk and Zutendaal. During a nature walk in Diepenbeek, there is a very good chance that you will pass the Kaatsbeek here and follow the path next to it.

Beautiful walks in the green surroundings of the Kaatsbeek...

Past the Diepenbeek hamlet of Lutselus and the Caetsweyers and Dorpsbemden-Pomperik nature reserves, the Kaatsbeek runs parallel to the Demer for some time, but flows into the Stiemerbeek, just before it in turn flows into the Demer.