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A steep climb up.

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Between the forests near Hummelo lies the Wrangebult, a mysterious hill with a dark past. Possibly once a sacrificial site, later gallows hill, and surrounded by legends about white women and age-old battles. For those who dare: a short climb with a long aftermath.

This forest was created in the 18th century on a drifting dune from the last ice age. Eight beech avenues lead to the top, known as the Wrangebult. In the past, there was supposed to have been a gallows here, but there is no evidence of this. There are two kolks at the bulge, the Zwarte Kolk and the Witte Kolk. During the day, it is beautiful to walk here, but at night, the Witte Wieven (White Ladies) rise from the kolks.

Not exactly beautiful, but if you're already pedalling up here, you'll naturally want to stand at the 'top of Eltenberg' - even if it's only 82 m.

Update: Unfortunately, Middachten estate is prohibited for cyclists as of January 1, 2025. Beautiful crossroads on top of a hill in Middachten estate, a small piece of forest where you can (still) cycle freely in an area where that is otherwise largely restricted. Enjoy this area and this beautiful place with respect.

From the Hulzenberg lookout tower you have an amazing view of the area. The tower itself is 21 meters high, but once you are at the top you are almost 100 meters above NAP.

The Rijsberg is a hill in Beek that is 70 meters above NAP. According to the vernacular, a funeral pyre used to be erected here for the execution of people sentenced to death by fire. "Rice" is an old word for faggots and may be a reference to a fire pit. De Rijsberg is a plot of 50 hectares of forest and came into the hands of Count Van den Bergh in 1642.