ザンドホーフェンの湖・トップ20

カササギだけでなく、他の鳥も姿を見せています...

ヒース、森林、開けた景観が交互に現れる多様な自然地域を巡る発見の旅がここから始まります。エクステルハイデは、散策しながら自然の新たな表情を常に知ることができる場所です。 道を進み、広大な景色、静かな森林地帯、ルート沿いの特別な場所に驚かされてください。🥾 短い散歩でも長めの旅行でも、ここから休息、空間、自然体験のひとときが始まります。

In the 19th and 20th centuries, the Kesselse Heide was a popular location for military exercises. It was used successively by the Belgian army (specifically the Achterbist region), during World War II by German soldiers, and in the post-war period by the Allies. Locals would sometimes "play" with the soldiers as children, participating in exercises such as quickly reassembling a weapon. However, from the early 1950s onward, the fun ended: the start of the Korean War and more frequent exercises led to stricter rules. Perhaps for the best, as the soldiers had access to heavy artillery. The heath contained several gun pits, part of the defense line around Nijlen. The famous "Horseshoe Pit" was one of them. This pit was originally circular and was (possibly) dug during the First World War to wash the soldiers' horses. Later, a small land bridge was added, making the island in the middle accessible. For many locals, it served as a beautiful swimming hole and a place for summer recreation.

Nice story about rivalry between local youth from surrounding villages

Fantastic walk...very well signposted and with varied scenery! The Magpie Heath in Beerse!

Very beautiful fen, a beautiful view from all sides

Simply a very pleasant walking area, not far from the big city

Beautiful place in Antwerp, beautiful heathland, does not always have to be Kalmthout (and certainly not on a Sunday, much quieter here)