림부르크 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

On a radiant autumn day in 1954, the then-small residents of De Bisselt lined up on the Bisseltsebaan. A colorful procession approached from Bethanië, today known as Jachtslot de Mookerheide, with the Maastricht statue of Mary Star of the Sea at its center. It was carried by several young people from De Bisselt, accompanied by the then-Bishop Lemmens of Roermond. The bishop visited the parishes of his diocese with this statue. But De Bisselt had no chapel or church, even though residents desired one. The bishop heard about it and decided to visit De Bisselt in 1954. The Maastricht statue was then placed in a makeshift chapel of pine branches and autumn leaves, accompanied by prayer and song, including the song "O Star of the Sea." Local residents had previously placed a cross and flowers at the temporary resting place of a German soldier who had died in this neighborhood at the end of World War II. The chapel, which took shape after Bishop Lemmens's visit, has been maintained by local residents for years, but remains temporary. Construction finally began in late 2013 on a small, new, contemporary forest chapel that is recognizable and will stand the test of time. Source and more information: www.boskapeldebiesselt.nl

You have a beautiful view here

Beautiful viewpoint over the lake

There are also benches to rest on and eat your packed lunch. Just make sure you take the trash back with you.

Lots of large heathlands and lots of hills to climb or descend

This avenue of tall firs is one of those places where nature truly embraces you. Stroll beneath the dense green canopy of needles, breathe in the fresh forest air, and enjoy the soft light filtering through the trunks.

Beautiful heathland here, and a good view of the surroundings. You can see far in clear weather.

At the Wolfhaag Pass, you cross the border between the Netherlands and Belgium. This peaceful and picturesque point offers an interesting opportunity to reflect on the border landscape and experience the region's history.