테센더로‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪4‬개의 협곡

림뷔르흐뿐만 아니라 플란데런에서 가장 깊은 골짜기 길은 록스베르헨에 있으며, 무려 12미터 깊이입니다. 침식으로 인해 아래에 있는 철질 사암이 드러났습니다. 이 적갈색 암석은 데머 계곡의 특징이며, 중세 시대부터 수많은 크고 작은 건축물의 건축 자재로 사용되었습니다. 철질 사암에 쉽게 접근할 수 있는 곳에서는 건축 자재를 채굴하기 위해 언덕을 팠습니다. 록스베르헨의 이 길과 같은 일부 골짜기 길에서도 같은 일이 일어났습니다. 침식된 도랑 가장자리에서는 철질 사암 블록을 깎아 인근 건축 현장으로 운반했습니다.

mill town

Nice

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

There are two benches in beautiful places along this path. One of the "de Merode" landscape park type at the junction with the slow roads to the mill and a normal one in the bend a little further on where the road also becomes a little wider.

One of the beautiful slow roads in Schaffen that with an expansion of the offer in recent years of Schaffen really have made an even nicer walking village. It takes you along and to various crossings of walking junctions along tree plantations, a much deeper sunken road and many beautiful views over Schaffen. Completely agree with Marc.

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