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Den Hert is a forest with a pond and is part of the De Linie nature reserve. The area is managed by the non-profit organization Durme. The peep wall is an observation wall where you can observe and photograph birds up close. The wall was built with support from the Agency for Nature and Forests (ANB) and sponsor Natuurkijkers.be. Together with the surrounding forests, Den Hert forms a large, contiguous nature reserve (approximately 300 hectares). Since 2006, the area has been made more nature-friendly: exotic species were removed, several plane trees with tree hollows were left standing (a roost for woodpeckers and bats), and in 2015, the banks of the pond were modified. Steep banks were replaced with a gentler slope, and more light was introduced around the pond. Species including bulrush, cattail, and water lily now grow around the pond. In summer, this is a breeding ground for various waterfowl. In late summer, the water level is often low: ideal for kingfishers, which can then fish up close. On muddy banks, you can sometimes also spot wading birds or wagtails. In autumn and winter, many songbirds come to the feeding table. On the way to the viewing wall, you walk over a "rabat": a raised earthen strip, an old system for planting forests on wet ground. The viewing wall is accessible from August 15th to March 15th to give the animals a rest during the breeding season. Approach the viewing wall as quietly as possible. Dogs are left at the entrance.

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A section of the Liniewegel will be closed between March 15th and August 15th. A designated alternative route will be available.

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Historical - informative - resting place - nature

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Beautiful little church, a place to rest for a while

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Here two watercourses meet. A nice place to take a break during your walk.

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The pumping station is a built dam construction from the 1970s to protect the Waasland behind it from flooding. After the construction of the Dam, the silting became more than ever the Achilles heel of the Durme Valley. Now it is a crossroads of cycling and walking routes.

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The visitors centre offers visitors a permanent exhibition about the nature of the region, about the history of the landscape. From the terrace of the visitors centre you have a FIVE-STAR VIEW over the water features. You will not find a better viewpoint. A location par excellence for birdwatchers.

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't Veldcafe in Moerbeke is a nice cycling café where strong cycling stories are shared over a pint. The terrace at the back is recommended. Here you have a relaxing view of the Zuidlede.

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