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Until around 1855, a paper mill operated on the De Molenbeek estate, powered by water from the Griftbeek stream. A waterwheel once stood at the site of the stone ruin, which powered the entire mill. The blue-green information board shows step by step how papermaking worked, from pounding old rags to pressing and drying the paper. This process began in the Middle Ages and continued into the last century. So, using water from the Veluwe, paper has been made in this region for over 400 years.

You can walk under here.

I've been here several times, and I still find it beautiful every time. You can also walk under the water.

You can walk over the waterfall. Be careful: can be slippery!

Cave house made from misfires

Nicely laid out, including the stepping stones

Enjoy the view

This waterfall is located along the Gravinnebeek at the place where a paper mill used to stand. The Gravinnebeek has been completely restored in recent years by the group of volunteers so that it flows freely again, as does the waterfall.