周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

The Thousand-Year-Old Oak, along with many others, including its approximately 400-year-old "son," has been given a small estate with a millennium forest, a peace forest, a boardwalk, a lookout tower, numerous information boards, play and learning areas for children, a field with old crops, and a flower meadow. The tree itself remains the focal point, but be sure to take your time to explore everything around it. It has become more than just a sight or a highlight on a walk compared to the past.

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Very relaxing, beautiful well-maintained paths.

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Monumental oak tree in Lummen.

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The bridge connects the forests of Hees with Lobos castle and Loboshoeve.

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Near Meldert and Zelem, on the border of Kempen and Hageland, the stream squeezes between several "Diestiaan ridges". The valley here is relatively narrow and the rapid transition from very wet swampy areas to very dry ridges make this area very valuable landscape and ecologically. In the "Schurfert" area in Meldert/Linkhout, the creation of ponds and marshes in the valley area has once again created an ideal biotope for meadow birds. Curlew, stonechat and snipe are increasingly frequenting this area. The "Marais de Zeelhem", currently known as "de Leunen", was also the favorite excursion site for botanists 100 years ago and even today it still houses characteristic flora, such as snake root, water hemlock, gale and many sedge species. On older maps the stream here was also known as "De Zwarte Laak" (De Swerte Laeck).

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Since 1974, the province of (Flemish) Brabant has owned the 120 hectare Vinne. In 2000 it was decided to transform the area into a lake again. Work started in 2004; the poplars were cleared and the groundwater level rose because drainage was largely stopped. The entire area is ideal for migratory birds. Immovable Heritage Inventory 2024: Het Vinne, https://id.erfgoed.net/erfgoedobjecten/300182

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The Vinne is a natural depression, almost completely enclosed by slopes. Only in one place in the west has the slope been broken and the Vinnedepression is connected to the Gete valley via a narrow outlet. At its widest point the Vinne is 1600 m, at its narrowest point 900 m. Immovable Heritage Inventory 2024: Het Vinne, https://id.erfgoed.net/erfgoedobjecten/300182

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The Vinne is located on the territory of the merged municipality of Zoutleeuw, south of the hamlet of Ossenweg, just within the province of Flemish Brabant. To the east of it lies Limburg's Duras, also an anchorage. On the cabinet map of the Ferraris (1770-1778), the area - then still a large lake - was intersected from north to south by the border between the Duchy of Brabant and the Prince-Bishopric of Liège. Immovable Heritage Inventory 2024: Het Vinne, https://id.erfgoed.net/erfgoedobjecten/300182

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