ヘンクの湖・トップ20

水上自転車道は、長さ212メートル、幅3メートルのコンクリート道で、両側には目の高さの水面が広がっています。白鳥やその他の水鳥が岸辺を泳ぎ、サイクリストを好奇心を持って眺めています。オープン以来、このユニークな自転車道への関心は非常に高まっています。平均して1日あたり800人の訪問者がリンブルフの自転車ネットワークのこの忘れられない部分を探索しており、土曜日と日曜日のピーク時には、一部の日には5,000人ものサイクリストが訪れます。

From this vantage point in the Mechelse Heide, you have a magnificent view of the green fields, rolling hills, and the lake nestled in the heart of the nature reserve. The view combines landscape and water, creating a uniquely atmospheric and photogenic panorama. The lake was created as part of the Mechelse Heide nature management program and provides a valuable habitat for waterfowl, amphibians, and other water-loving animals. Grasslands and hedgerows surround the water, giving the area character and lending the landscape a typical Voeren charm.

super wide view also over the excavation

must be beautiful when the heather is in bloom

Nice location and beautiful view from the pontoon bridge. With the current high water level, wear waterproof shoes. Up and down through the water 😀

Great viewpoint on top of the slag heap, the walk there is good for your fitness.

It's not difficult to climb, but it's a hill that you have to hike up first. Once you've reached the top, you'll have wonderful views over the (especially in August) blooming heathland and the lake landscape in the valley.

You (almost) forget that you are actually standing on an old industrial site. After all, Hoge Kempen National Park is largely located where the Eisden mine was located. After the mine closed in 1987, it was decided to preserve the original buildings. Because the area was cleaned up after the mine closed in 1987 and nature was then allowed to take its course fairly freely, Terhills has become a home to various butterfly species and plants. The area includes two pitheads, three overgrown mine slag heaps, extensive ponds, marshy areas, creeks and woodland.