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デ・ケテルフェストは、11世紀初頭にヘントの商業センターを守るためにシャベルで掘られた人工的な運河です。ケテルフェストに沿った小道は、聖ペテルの領地とヘント市の境界を示していました。聖バルバラ大学のファサードと39番地の住宅にある2つの保存された境界石は、その時代を思い出させます。 この水路は、かつてドイツ帝国とフランス王国の境界であったケテルポルテ・カイプガットでレー川をケテルポルテ・カイプガットで接続し、グローテ・フイデウェッターショークでスヘルデ川に接続しています。

Around the corner is a bike repair station with a pump and first aid, and you can refill your water bottle!

The castle was originally built in 1354 by Renaud de Waimes, a vassal of the Duke of Limburg. Its strategic location on a rocky outcrop overlooking the Warche River served for centuries as a defensive fortress and residence of noble families. After centuries of decay, Reinhardstein was completely restored in the 1960s by Professor Jean Overloop, who restored the castle to its current medieval appearance. Today, it is a museum and heritage site, with rooms filled with weapons, furniture, and tapestries. The castle offers impressive views of the Warche Valley and the Robertville Dam.

The view of Lake Gileppe is particularly enjoyable and particularly rare when the water has receded.

Fantastic gravel road along the lake. This is only possible when the water level is low enough.

Check the ferry schedule in advance: - During May, June, July, August, and September, and the Easter holidays: 7 days a week - from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM and from 1:00 PM to 7:00 PM (or until sunset on shorter days of the year). - From October to April (excluding the Easter holidays) only on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays: same hours as above. The landing stage for one of these ferries is located along Dijkweg in Afsnee, near the St. John the Baptist Church on the right bank. A crossing is definitely worth the effort, as not only the Afsnee church but also the rectory and the village itself are protected gems. Further on, towards Sint-Denijs-Westrem and Sint-Martens-Latem, there are numerous hiking and cycling opportunities.

Beautiful natural stone bridge with 3 arches

Today, on 30.08.2025 there was quite little water in the lake, so you could take the path that is normally under water