ドウィンゲルデルフェルト国立公園周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

素敵に見えます、Lheeの森の端に美しく位置しています。ハイティーをグループ全員で楽しみ、美味しくいただきました。 ここでは美しいハイキングができますが、サイクリングコースもたくさんあります。

The Bospub is beautifully situated on the edge of the forest in the Dwingelderveld National Park. You can park your car for free and get a breath of fresh air on the beautiful walks that begin right here. Enjoy a variety of dishes in this unique pub. The menu offers something for everyone. For over 50 years, they've been baking traditional pancakes here, and from lunch to dinner, they also offer a variety of sandwiches, delicious platters, salads, and a delicious cup of coffee and cake. The Bospub offers 7 different types of draught beer and more than 20 specialty beers. Horses can be stabled in the horse parking area for visitors. Dogs are welcome on the terrace and indoors, provided they are kept on a leash. Charging stations for electric bikes are also available. For younger guests, there's a wonderful playhouse with a slide. See also: https://www.bospub.nl

Here you can enjoy a good cup of coffee or tea.

The Dwingelerveld offers everything that makes cycling in Drenthe so wonderful: forests, heaths, moors, and beautiful cycle paths. Highly recommended

this is one of the many boardwalks in this area

Take mosquito/insect repellent with you!

Then after the walk a sanitary stop and a delicious cup of chocolate milk and then you can get back to it.

Welcome to the Dwingelderveld National Park! Did you know that this is the largest contiguous wet heathland area in Western Europe? It is actively maintained by no fewer than two flocks of sheep, who ensure that unwanted trees and grasses do not have a chance on the heath. Here, wet heathlands alternate with drier sandy ridges, resulting in a rich variety of plants and animals. In the moist parts, heath, peaty feathers and bell gentian grow, while the drier areas are dotted with common heather and mouse's ear. The humid zones are partly dependent on bubbling groundwater, where the yellow ashy and small lily thrive. It is home to numerous bird species, of which the stonechat, curlew and woodlark are just a few examples of the dozens of species that find their breeding grounds here in the extensive heathland.