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Patience and calm are instructive...

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must be beautiful when the heather is in bloom

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The Reinartzhof was later built from the St. Reinart hospice, which was formerly located on the Reinart. However, the evacuation of the Reinartzhof was announced by royal decree on June 26, 1958. Reason: As the Reinartzhof settlement is in the catchment area of the Weser dam and there is therefore a risk of water pollution, it is expropriated and must be evacuated. Within three years, i.e. by 1961, the residents were to leave their farms. With heavy hearts, the farming families moved out of the isolated hamlet one after the other. "Be that as it may, the mild pressure from above, supported by appropriate compensation payments, caused one farmer after another to emigrate and find a new home and work somewhere at the foot of the High Fens." In 1971, even the picturesque Oberhof was set on fire, and what had been spared by the fire was reduced to rubble by pickaxes and bulldozers. Source: https://reinartzhof.pfadfinder-raeren.be/geschichte.html

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By the 20th century, a hermitage (13th century) on the old pilgrimage route between Aachen and Trier had become a small settlement of 3 farms and 6 families, the Reinartzhof. Located in the middle of the lonely Venn, the settlement was largely self-sufficient, without electricity or tap water. Source: https://www.euregio-im-bild.de/kultur-geschichte-und-wissenschaft/denkmale-und-geschichtliches/fotostrecken/die-ruine-des-reinartzhofs-im-hohen-venn.html

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This inn was founded in 1813 by the German tailor Michel-Henri Schmitz. It also served as a landmark in the midst of the extensive surrounding peat bogs, where travellers often got lost. On the facade of the house there is an old bell that was rung in earlier times when there was fog etc. to give the people of the Venn orientation.

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One of the beautiful rest areas where you can take a break protected from the weather.

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Very nice rest stop. Numerous information boards report on smuggling between Belgium and Germany. Coffee was three times more expensive in Germany than in Belgium. The smugglers tried to immobilize the police cars with sharp iron crow's feet and the police responded with the broom Porsche, which pushed the crow's feet off the road.

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After having to sprint through the berms and switchbacks, this section allows you to rest

A nice large viewing wall with seats. A place that attracts many viewers. A plus point about this viewing wall is that holes have been made at different heights. This way, young and old can enjoy what is happening on the water surface at the same time.

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Strikingly, this viewing wall consists largely of iron elements.

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This stream is the Polleur stream whose headwaters lie in the Polleur Fens of the same name. After about 3 km, the Polleur stream takes on the name Hoëgne at the confluence with the Ruisseau de la Baraque.

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One of the official gates of the National Park. Starting point with ample parking for a nice walk or bike ride through the Mechelse heath.

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Recommended for families with children

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Today it is a tourist meeting and educational center with a newly built museum, from where natural history tours and hikes can be offered and undertaken. Source: http://www.komm-mit-wandern.de/hohes-venn.html

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This viewing wall dates from 2017 and was realized after the previous one was reduced to ashes by vandals in 2014. (Nature point)

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With its 700 hectares, the Mechelse Heide is one of the largest heath areas in Flanders. The beautiful purple carpet of flowering heather during the summer is a delight to the eye. It is therefore a pleasure to walk through it. Among the many types of heather plants, you will also find the red heather here, a rare species in Belgium. If you climb to the steep edge of the Kempen plateau of this first nature reserve in Limburg, nature will treat you to a beautiful view of the heathland and the Maasland. More: https://www.natuurenbos.be/mechelseheide

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Beautiful surroundings in a location with many hiking opportunities. Seems like a brilliant place to visit in most months.

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In the Ternell Nature Park Center you can inquire whether and which hiking trails in the High Fens area may be closed. This is important to know, for example, if there is a risk of fire in spring or autumn due to prolonged drought. The staff are very friendly and happy to help. Contact information: https://www.ternell.be/ House Ternell B-4700 Eupen (On Google Maps) info@ternell.be T.: +32 (0)87 55 23 13

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A worthwhile trip despite the cloudy winter weather. I would love to come back for the heather blossom with blue skies and sunshine.

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Open cabin with educational boards especially for the kids

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