周辺の山小屋・トップ20

Beautiful view over the pond with the reed beds in front

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In 2019, a semi-open shelter was built with seating, made of Douglas wood. The new shelter can be reached via the footpath on the west side of the Kesseven, called "Het Miezerige paadje". The shelter was built by Houthandel Van Dal from Esbeek, commissioned by (the Belgian) foundation Natuur & Bos. Het Miezerige Paadje is a narrow small path along the banks of the Kesseven and the Klotven. The path is about a kilometer long and runs through a wooded area. The path can sometimes be a bit muddy, but it is a beautiful place to walk or cycle. The path offers beautiful views over the fens and the forest.

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A spot to view life on the water, where many swimming and breeding birds show their natural behavior... You can experience the sound of this living spectacle...

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Be sure to bring your binoculars so you can watch the antics of the water birds here

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Beautiful place, also busy with bird watchers

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A large shelter, located at the entry point of the De Pomp - Poelberg nature reserve, offers protection in all weather conditions. The two large picnic tables invite you to stop here for a moment. Please note that two short hiking loops start here. The 1.9 km Poelberg path and 3.9 km Galloway path introduce you to the scars from a distant industrial past of the brick industry. There is limited unpaved parking on the street side.

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In De Pomp-Poelberg you can clearly see the traces of an industrial past. Over the course of the 20th century, almost the entire landscape was literally overhauled for the brick industry. The two large clay pits filled with water still bear witness to the hard work that was done here. The 1.9 km 'Poelbergpad' walking loop or the 3.7 km Galloway path invite you to discover the nature reserve.

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Beautifully situated and more than just a wall: it is a great house and therefore certainly suitable for shelter. It has a sliding door and offers a surprising number of benches and viewing areas despite the fact that it looks small. Here you have a full view of the water.

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