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A solid wood bridge crosses the Horseshoe Pond, which is thus divided into two parts.

A narrow footpath winds through the Sonian Forest and takes you past impressive beech trees that give the forest its characteristic green glow. The path is surrounded by dense vegetation, so you can fully immerse yourself in the peace and nature of this ancient forest. An ideal route for walkers who want to enjoy a piece of pure, untouched nature close to the city.

Parc Tournay-Solvay is a beautiful historical park that extends around a former castle estate, with romantic walking paths, lush gardens and a rich variety of trees and plants. In addition to serene ponds and charming bridges, the park also offers panoramic views over the Sonian Forest, making every walk a special experience.

The Geleytsbeek is a small, picturesque stream that flows through the south-west of the Brussels-Capital Region and several municipalities in Flemish Brabant. This stream rises in Sint-Pieters-Leeuw and meanders through a mix of urban and green areas, including parks, forests and farmland. The Geleytsbeek plays an important role in local nature conservation projects, working on water purification and restoring natural banks to promote biodiversity. A beautiful place to walk and enjoy nature close to the city.

This beautiful gravel path in Ukkel winds through the greenery on the edge of Brussels and offers mountain bikers an ideal mix of slightly challenging terrain and beautiful surroundings. The route goes through densely vegetated areas and open vistas, with occasional roots and small stones that keep the ride exciting.

The Sonian Forest is an exceptional, vulnerable and ancient forest that is also recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The forest extends across the three Belgian regions and is one of the best-known and most visited green spaces in the region.

The Boitsfort ponds are located in Watermaal-Bosvoorde, between the Sonian Forest and the Tournay-Solvay park, on the edge of the International School park. This valley in Boitsfort consists of three consecutive ponds, connected by the Karregat, a tributary of the Woluwe. The variety of environments is great, with alternating moist forests, open vistas and a reed field. It is an extremely suitable place for amphibians and a favorite hunting ground for dragonflies.

Beautiful region for walking, cycling or gravel