ジンゲムのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

One of the few benches in the region next to a stone sculpture with the text "Dat ghi haddet / coninclike / Over alle huwen rike / Alle dieren gheboden vrede" as an excerpt from the book "Van den vos Reynaerde".

The two nature reserves, Grootmeers and Kleinmeers, are located along the Scheldt. Grootmeers is approximately 19 ha in size. Kleinmeers is close to the Asper lock and is a relatively small area. The area is freely accessible to walkers from sunrise to sunset. Boots are often necessary in wet periods. In winter, when the water level is high, the path through the Grootmeers (even with boots) is often difficult to walk. Dogs (even those not on a leash) are not allowed, partly because of the free-roaming grazers. Make sure you do not walk between the cows or get too close to the calves. (Natuurpunt)

On the beautiful church square of Zingem, in addition to the Sint-Bavo church and the granite statue group with four silhouettes, you will also find some cozy cafes to relax. (Routes)

This small, open post mill, on high dice, is undoubtedly one of the oldest and smallest mills in East Flanders. The year of construction is probably situated in the first half of the 14th century. The year 1154, as sometimes mentioned, is rather doubtful. The wooden standard mill was part of the possessions of the Saint Bavo's Abbey in Ghent and was already mentioned in 1388, following a restoration. In 1566, hedge sermons were held by Protestants on the mill dam. The mill has been protected since 1944. The miller's house, a typical small and low house, since 1982. In order to protect the remaining wind catch, the surrounding plots have been protected as landscape since 1977. On 18 November 1999, the province of East Flanders purchased the windmill. (Municipality of Kruisem)

Beautiful village like in the old days.

These make the swampiest parts of this beautiful hiking trail more passable. You also get beautiful views!

During rainy seasons the paths here are even wetter and muddier than usual. But that's what makes it so beautiful 🥹

More information about the Rooigemsebeek walking route: https://www.routen.be/rooigemsebeek-wandelroute