マストボス周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

Almost the entire Mark has been photographed in various seasons. Click on the link: https://panoramafotoxxl.nl/portfolio_category/mark/

The boardwalk has been repaired and reopened in August 2025

The boardwalk is still closed, even in dry weather the path is too dangerous to enter. But with the map you can walk a bit to get back on the route.

Going for a walk there again. The path along the Galdersedreef fen is impassable, a large swimming pool, ducks swam across the path. Let's hope that forest management will do something about this, because otherwise you will never be able to pass by there again, I'm afraid.

Went for a walk there a month ago, but the boardwalk and several parts of the fen were closed. And now with all this rain it certainly won't be good for a while. Maybe go for a walk there again next summer l.

If it has rained a lot or the water level is quite high, the boardwalk itself (and some paths in the area) may be partially flooded.

An idyllic river. Relaxing environment.

The River Mark, a winding waterway of approximately 92 kilometers, crosses the south of the Netherlands and the west of Belgium. Her journey begins in Belgium, near the city of Mons, before crossing the Dutch border. Along the way, the Mark is fed by tributaries such as the Dijle, the Aa van Weerijs, the Merkske and the Kleine Mark, which contribute to its water level and the ecological balance of its environment. The Mark has historical and ecological significance. Along its banks there are valuable nature reserves, such as the Markdal in the Netherlands and the Bourgoyen-Ossemeersen Nature Reserve in Belgium. Various plant and animal species thrive here, and the river is home to a variety of birds and other wildlife. However, the river has also historically suffered from flooding, especially in the Dutch province of North Brabant. To manage problems, water management projects have been implemented, including the construction of dikes and canals. The Mark and its surroundings also offer recreational opportunities, with automatic walking and cycling paths along the banks, simultaneous places for fishing and picnics. Cities and towns such as Breda in the Netherlands and Hoogstraten in Belgium have historical ties to the river and often have promenades and parks along its banks. In essence, the Mark River is more than just a waterway; it is a vibrant, ecologically valuable, and recreational place that plays an important role in the history and landscape of the region through which they flow. #WandelTotaal