Heldenの天然記念物・トップ20

Although the Litsberg is not one of the highest hills in Limburg, it still has an impressive height. It reaches a height of about 120 meters above sea level. The Litsberg is surrounded by beautiful nature. It is covered with lush green vegetation, including forests and meadows. From the top of the hill you can enjoy a panoramic view of the surrounding countryside, with its rolling hills and charming villages.

"...We have now reached the Litsberg, a sand dune about 10 meters high that falls down to the Leubeek. Some families have climbed down this sand dune to play with their children by the water. We walk around this spectacle and head... " Find out more about our hike on the premium hiking trail Het Leudal at: https://www.netreisetagebuch.de/premium-wanderweg-het-leudal/?mtm_campaign=Komoot&mtm_kwd=Het%20Leudal

Class bike lanes. Lots of forest and heathland

The ten meter high Litsberg is a sand dune that drops steeply into the Leubeek valley and has a small beach on the Leubeek. A short detour branching off to the left brings us to the tiny sandy beach. In the summer months, the cozy area is used by families with children to splash around and sunbathe.

very nice section with the water... we had to take off our shoes and walk through it!

“Shortly afterwards we cross the national border at the closed Café Maalbeekerhöhe; Walk in arcs along the picturesque spots in the NSG Hühnerkamp and Galgenvenn. The waterhole in the Galgenvenn, where I have already taken wonderful frog pictures, is bone dry, minimal swamp areas inside testify to its actual shape."

Former ammunition depot, now a nature reserve, with forest and heathland.

On the information boards you can learn interesting and historical facts about the Brachterwald.