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During WWII, this site was the site of the airfield, occupied by German troops from 1941 to 1944, from where Typhoons took off to fight for our freedom. Now a memorial.

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Contrary to what the name "museum" suggests, this isn't a building or a domain where you can wander around and admire all sorts of bicycles. No, they make "crazy" bikes (similar to the kind you can experiment with at De Lustige Velodroom in Blankenberge) that you can rent. There's also a drinks vending machine (at d'Oude Smisse).

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Quiet, very well-maintained gravel road

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Old Flemish pollard willow row.

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Just to rest or to refill your sugar reserves - there is definitely something for everyone (but unfortunately it is anything but cheap).

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The Keigatbos is an atmospheric and varied nature reserve, where deciduous trees, open fields and winding paths alternate. This forest in the Flemish Ardennes offers numerous hiking trails along old pollard willows and rustic wooden fences, with here and there an open space full of wild flowers.

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on a sandy background, often a bit muddy, but always surprisingly beautiful

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B67 info trail 'Bygone Past' In the southern part of the Drongengoed Landscape Park you will discover the info trail 'Bygone Past'. 11 information boards tell you the story of the Ursel W.O. II airfield with the allied code name B67. During the Liberation in 1944-1945, four squadrons of Hawker Typhoons of the British Royal Airforce (RAF) operated here. The return cry of the pilots who landed again at B67 was 'Tally Ho!' Pilot Rafke takes you on a journey along this fascinating piece of war heritage. After the Second World War, the B-67 airfield was replaced by a NATO reserve airfield on the current military domain. https://www.buizendbelgie.be/nl/bezienswaardeheden/het-vergeten-vliegveld-b67/1548/ https://www.vliegclubursel.be/nld/b67

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