테센더로‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪4‬개의 협곡

mill town

Nice single track through the sunken road that descends from grass forest to the railway. The sunken road is called the hellestraat.

Hollow road that runs from Grasbos down to the Demer valley.

Hollow roads (called deep streets here) only occur in hilly regions. They are typical for the loam region, but they can also be found in harder sandstone (such as here in Paal). They were created by man. They were used as a connecting road between farm and field and due to frequent use, loose sand was washed down the slope with every rain shower. In this way, the road was hollowed out deeper and deeper. A hollow road has a mild temperature, the wind has no effect on it. The silence is also noticeable during a walk in the shelter of a deep street.

Pleasant walk on a hollow overgrown path

This mountain is best known in Molenstede. It is already mentioned as a vineyard in 1350. The name refers to its long gentle slope. The Holleweg is the division between the Langenberg on the left and the Cauwberg on the right if you go up the sunken road. The vineyards of the city of Diest are located on the south side of both the Langenberg and the Cauwberg in the Middle Ages. The left flank of the Holleweg is the highest point of the Langenberg at 60 meters.