グレ＝ドイソーの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ6

Nice place to sit with a beautiful gorge behind this house.

A map of the arboretum with the clay forest hut on the third page of this overview: https://www.natuurenbos.be/sites/default/files/2023-07/Folder_Arboretum_Heverleebos.pdf

located in front of a still-buried Roman villa

Rudimentary bridge with beams that provides access to a cabin well located on the edge of the lake to admire the fauna of the pond

Spending the night and having breakfast in a farm style is no problem here... A beautiful avenue gives you access and the views all around are an asset...

The name Mollendaal and Mollendaalbos has many variations. For example, people here also speak of the shelter at De Moemedel and Mommedel (as the forest reserve is called). The hut is also open at the back. You can see the small valley that lies there. Or call it a valley because that is where the name comes from. And quite a few springs originate. Fun fact: the current shelter is fairly new and largely made with recycled wood from the previous one. It also has a Sedum roof, you know: a green roof. Finally: this shelter is located on the GR 512 Brabantse Heuvelroute.

the walking path is well hidden here

The Heverlee arboretum is part of Heverleebos. On an area of 9 hectares you will find around 300 different tree and shrub species, both exotic and native species. The mud forest hut with green roof at the entrance to the arboretum is a nice starting point for walks in the forest.