무커플라스 최고의 러닝 경로

주차장은 유료입니다(시즌에 따라 하루 약 5~7유로). 자동차와 캠핑카를 위한 충분한 주차 공간이 있습니다. 성수기(여름/주말)에는 붐빌 수 있으니 일찍 오는 것이 좋습니다!

찾는 데 시간이 좀 걸리지만 날카로운 눈으로 보면 됩니다. 😊

In the middle of the forest two beautiful ponds between the trees

Very nice paths along the water

Beautiful area with views of Germany. Lovely rolling landscape and unique woodland with many elevation changes. The Maasvlakte beyond is also very beautiful. Open vistas and peaceful villages.

Bench between the remains of the walled lower garden of Huize Sint-Jansberg. This villa, also known as 'the castle', which became the core of a beautiful estate in the second half of the nineteenth century but was completely destroyed in 1944, also had a coach house, gardener's house, various other outbuildings, tenant farms and gardens, such as an upper garden with fruit trees and the walled lower garden that had three levels and where you will find this bench. Part of the wall is still visible, as are the greenhouses and a section of the garden steps. You can enter the garden remains and ruins and discover the bench to rest among the past. Of course, you have to search a little, walk, make an effort and, if necessary, read the information boards. On the bench you will find a metal plate with the text "Searching for forest history".

Huize Sint-Jansberg, also known as 'the castle', which became the core of a beautiful estate in the second half of the nineteenth century but was completely destroyed in 1944, also had a coach house, gardener's house, various other outbuildings, tenant farms and gardens, such as an upper garden with fruit trees and a walled lower garden that had three levels. Part of the wall is still visible, as are the greenhouses and a piece of the garden's steps. You can enter and there is also a bench.

As mentioned elsewhere, this forest once belonged to the domain of Huize Sint-Jansberg, which was completely destroyed in 1944. Here and there you will find various remains of the estate and landscape elements, sometimes even fragments. This former ice cellar also belongs to it. You can't really get to it (in theory), but you can see the entrance and an information board, also about its current use in the context of bat hibernation. In itself perhaps not so special, but if you combine all the elements with the history of Huize Sint-Jansberg and its remains, you get, in addition to an image of the beautiful forest as it is, also an image of what it was like here.