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The Zandpanne Nature Reserve is a valuable dune area between Wenduine and De Haan, known for its variety of dune forests, open dunes and moist dune valleys.

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A beautiful old castle surrounded by a lake/moat. You can walk all the way around the castle and admire it from every angle.

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This 380-meter pontoon bridge guides you gracefully between the slag heaps and across the water. Along the way, you'll be treated to a stunning 360° experience with views of the glistening water and the green slag heaps. "Cycling & Walking among the Slag Heaps" is a unique experience when visiting Hoge Kempen National Park!

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The boardwalk in the Ven onder de Berg Nature Reserve offers hikers a unique way to explore the marshy and wet landscape of the Voer region. The path is elevated above the damp ground and reeds, allowing visitors to walk through the reserve without getting their feet wet or disturbing the natural environment. The nature reserve itself is rich in biodiversity: reed beds, damp grasslands, and small ponds provide a home for amphibians, waterfowl, and unique plants such as bog myrtle and marsh marigold. The boardwalk allows hikers to observe and photograph this unique flora and fauna up close without damaging the fragile ecosystem.

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Deep in the forest, you'll find this stone staircase, a charming natural access to a higher path or viewpoint. Each step has been shaped by time and the elements, giving the path an organic, weathered character. As you climb, you're surrounded by tall trees, soft ferns, and the rustle of leaves. The staircase not only opens onto a new part of the forest but also offers a moment to catch your breath and absorb the sounds and scents of nature. In spring, moss glistens in the sunlight, and in autumn, fallen leaves form a colorful carpet on the steps.

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First of all, this boundary marker on the beach is completely new, as an earlier one was irreparably damaged in 2021. The date and initials refer to the brief period from 1814 to 1830 when France bordered the Netherlands. The former boundary marker was first erected in 1819. Now, this boundary marker 2.0 marks the border between Belgium and France. The point also indicates the westernmost point of Belgium combined with the northernmost point of mainland France.

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