コルテナーケンの天然記念物・トップ20

この乾燥した尾根では、Dassenaarde自然保護区で、鳴き声のヤギに会い、第一次世界大戦のドイツの塹壕を見ることができます。

黒い悪魔

When the heather blooms like it does now, and as nature increasingly reclaims the area, it becomes difficult, if not impossible, to see any remnants. There's a trench path, but I wouldn't be surprised if the trenches themselves gradually fade away with all the natural expansion nearby and on the hill. Incidentally, I didn't see the information board this time.

In summer the heather bushes are in bloom.

Very relaxing, beautiful well-maintained paths.

Monument with several large helmets to commemorate the battle that took place here during WWI. It also offers a view of the surroundings.

Jesus on the mountain...

Until 1989, the steep Kalvariebos (83 m) was part of the nearby castle park 't Serclaes. The beech forest is now owned by the municipality of Lubbeek. A calvary group - founded around 1860 out of devotion by the devout 't Serclaes family - adorns the hilltop. In 1992 the municipality installed three new statues. In a lower part of the forest, you can have a picnic at one of the tables or rest in the witches' circle, formed by a remarkable group of beech trees. Also behind the crucifix above you will find a picnic table and in front of it is a small bench. In a lower part of the forest, you can have a picnic at one of the tables or rest in the witches' circle, formed by a remarkable group of beech trees. You will also find a picnic table behind the crucifix above and a small bench in front of it. Source calvary group: https://www.rlnh.be/assets/images/rl-noordhageland/Publicaties%20-%20Aan%20de%20slag/05_RLNH_Lubbeek.pdf