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The Asberg is the highest point in Westerlo, a 24-meter-high sand dune. Rumors circulate that the hill was once used as a cemetery. Evidence of this was found when part of the hill was excavated in 1860. Urns containing ashes from cremations were unearthed. Other rumors tell the story of the Elves (Alfen) who once lived here, which is why the hill is also called the Alverberg. (Visit DeMerode)

At this location you are at the highest geographical point of the province of Antwerp. At a height of 51.6 meters you can enjoy a 15 ha large nature park Beerzelberg. Rare fauna and flora provide a relaxing experience. The nature park is accessible all year round. It is car and bicycle free. Parking is possible at the edge of the domain. Children can have a great time on the safe playground equipment and play on the playing field that is located at the top of the Beerzelberg.

At a height of 51.6 metres, you can enjoy a 15 ha nature park. Rare fauna and flora provide a relaxing experience. The nature park is accessible all year round. It is car and bicycle free. Parking is possible at the edge of the domain.

Beerzelberg is remarkable in many ways. The alternation of open spaces with closed forests creates an interesting and attractive ecological and recreational structure. Beerzelberg owes its fame partly to the fact that the current maximum hill height is 51.6 meters above sea level. This makes the area officially the highest point in the province of Antwerp. Source: https://putter.natuurpuntdeputter.be/beerzelberg/

small hill in the beeltjens here also starts the pedestrian bridge to the kwarekken.

Cycling along canals and waterways.

At the end of the Hoogstraat there is an orientation table at the highest point of the Rupel region. On this table you can read which cities and churches are oriented. History: the Hoogstraat used to be the connection between Terhagen and Reet. In the 1950s, the hamlets of Eikerveld, Mussepotten and Wildernis disappeared for clay mining. The slow road 'Kleibrekerspad' now once again establishes the link between Reet and Terhagen. Honesty requires me to say that this location needs a serious pruning if visitors are to enjoy the panoramic view. Every year nature takes over this highlight more and more.

The Beerzelberg is a witness hill in the Putse sub-municipality of Beerzel and the highest natural point of the province of Antwerp. The height of the Beerzelberg is 51.60 meters.[1] In the Tertiary period, the hill was deposited in the Diestian Sea. The sand contained a lot of glauconite, and as the sea level dropped, this glauconite oxidized and formed iron sandstone. In the area, the ordinary sand washed away, leaving the ironstone as a mound. In the 18th and 19th century, the Beerzelberg was wooded with an open space at the top where 27 lanes led. The forest was cleared at the beginning of the 20th century and the area became overgrown with heather, although old coppice stoves, mainly made of oak, remain. The area subsequently served as a military training area and as a venue for cyclo and motocross competitions before becoming a nature reserve. Source: Wikipedia