우스-카펠 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Small neo-Gothic chapel in honour of Saint Theresia, located near the bridge over the Yser. Yellow brick building on a cross-shaped floor plan in analogy with church construction. Bluestone plinth; similibe plaster for cover plates, lintel and lintel; raised ground floor. Cross arms ending on shoulder gable with top piece and perpendicular corner buttresses with cuts. Coupled pointed arch windows on continuous lintel. Front facade: pointed arch niche with the inscription 'Heilige Theresia' in the top. Rectangular, partly glazed door in a rectangular frame with covering lintel and adjoining banister. Landing.

Here you will be welcomed with great enthusiasm by Sam. Please note that it is only open on Saturdays and Sundays. In Roesbrugge, a 'hop shoot' from France, the artisanal brewery Werbrouck is located. Their beer is brewed according to ancient brewing methods with their own recipes. The brewery was founded in early 2018 by brewer Conrad, son Sam and his wife Lien. The beers are brewed with 100% Poperinge hops. In their brasserie De Gouden Arend you can taste their delicious beers and recently also several of their Poperinge gins.

You walk right past it, but there is an adjacent chapel against the house. A very well-kept chapel. The portal is spacious. The chapel has two side windows. They are two elegant pointed arches. The front facade is cemented and on the pediment is a large cross with cloverleaf ends. On the ridge is a cement cross. The double door is not closed and gives access to a neat chapel. There is a sanctuary lamp and a wooden altar. The owners have re-covered the roof with new zinc.

Field path that runs along a pond and offers expansive views on the other side.

Here you walk along the Kerkebeek.

This path, straight through the fields, is at its most beautiful in the green spring.

In the 19th and early 20th century, blue smugglers were active in the border region between Belgium and France. These smugglers mainly transported food, drink and tobacco across the border, while trying to evade customs officers.

From this spot you have no view of the "Swan Lake" unless you are 2 m tall. If you want to see the lake, you have to go to the parallel path, on the other bank of the Heidebeek.