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The Leumolen is nicknamed the St. Ursula Mill. There are two stories that explain why Ursula resides in a niche above the door of the Leumolen. You can read both at https://www.leumolen.nl/Entree/Start%20Leumolen/DeLeumolen.htm

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The Leumolen was named the most beautiful spot of the Netherlands in May 2013. And you can read all about this beautiful spot on the Leubeek stream with its steep slopes at https://www.leumolen.nl/

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The Sint-Elisabethsmolen (Sint-Elisabeth Mill) was a watermill on the Leubeek, belonging to the Sint-Elisabethsdal Monastery. Only a ruin remains of this mill. The oldest mention of the mill dates back to 1278. At that time, the monastery received permission from the Lord of Horn to demolish the Roggel watermill on the Roggelse Beek and rebuild it near the monastery. The mill was owned by the monastery, but had to pay tribute to the lord for its use. It was a compulsory mill, and in 1416, it was again decreed that the entire village of Roggel had to have grain milled at this mill. The authenticity of this document was later questioned: the farmers preferred to grind at the Leumolen. In 1796, the monastery was dissolved by the French, and the mill was confiscated and sold. In 1840, it was replaced by a stone mill, larger than the Leumolen. It served as a grain mill, sawmill, and oil mill. In 1844, the mill was set on fire, but was rebuilt. When the German troops withdrew in 1944, the mill was still used to store ammunition. This was destroyed by the retreating soldiers, along with the mill itself. A ruin remained. Renovation of this mill began in 2014. Starting from the ruins, a modern superstructure was built, into which a large, modern waterwheel was installed in 2015. This is connected to a generator that produces electricity, which is used, among other things, by the adjacent restaurant.

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Very varied area for walking.

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There is a lot to see along the streams in the Leudal

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The Leubeek meanders through the woods, and you walk along narrow paths right next to the stream

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You can enjoy walking in the Leudal. There are many winding paths, through the forest or along the streams

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The Leudal is always worth a hike, we just love being here. Narrow paths - lonely, quiet and always accompanied by the water.

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Beautiful play of colors of sandy clay and water

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Although the Litsberg is not one of the highest hills in Limburg, it still has an impressive height. It reaches a height of about 120 meters above sea level. The Litsberg is surrounded by beautiful nature. It is covered with lush green vegetation, including forests and meadows. From the top of the hill you can enjoy a panoramic view of the surrounding countryside, with its rolling hills and charming villages.

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"...We have now reached the Litsberg, a sand dune about 10 meters high that falls down to the Leubeek. Some families have climbed down this sand dune to play with their children by the water. We walk around this spectacle and head... " Find out more about our hike on the premium hiking trail Het Leudal at: https://www.netreisetagebuch.de/premium-wanderweg-het-leudal/?mtm_campaign=Komoot&mtm_kwd=Het%20Leudal

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The premium hiking trail Het Leudal leads through the Leudal nature area and is characterized by wide stream and meadow landscapes, wonderful heathland and idyllic forests. There are many interesting things to discover along the way. Join us on our circular hike, where we encounter mills, cattle and a 'landscape of the dead': https://www.netreisetagebuch.de/premium-wanderweg-het-leudal/?mtm_campaign=Komoot&mtm_kwd=Het%20Leudal

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"...The premium hiking trail Het Leudal now takes us further along the water, which has a warm reddish-brown color. This reddish color is caused by the fairly high iron content in the water. The stream meanders through the idyllic forest and..." Find out more about it in my blog post about the premium hiking trail Het Leudal: https://www.netreisetagebuch.de/premium-wanderweg-het-leudal/?mtm_campaign=Komoot&mtm_kwd=Het%20Leudal

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The Leudal nature reserve... The 900-hectare area is best known for its stream valleys, deciduous and coniferous trees, land dunes, bogs and Scots pines. In addition, the fauna is very diverse. Here you can see foxes, beavers and deer. The many different bird species make it a beautiful area for walking and cycling.

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The ten meter high Litsberg is a sand dune that drops steeply into the Leubeek valley and has a small beach on the Leubeek. A short detour branching off to the left brings us to the tiny sandy beach. In the summer months, the cozy area is used by families with children to splash around and sunbathe.

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On natural paths and rooty climbs, it goes in the immediate vicinity of the water on the meandering Leubeek (Leubach) along. The lush green floodplain forest is like a protective forest. Fallen trees lie across the stream, man-high ferns tower up on the right and left of the path and colorful wildflowers blooming with us at every step. Beaver damage can be seen here and there and if there is dammed wood in the Leubeek, it could possibly be a beaver lodge.

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"... The St. Elisabethsmolen lay in the Leudal, formerly a charming, now a well-known nature reserve in central Limburg. The Leudal consists of a deeply cut stream valley with deciduous forest on the banks and coniferous forest on the higher-lying points. The Leubeek, formerly also called Heythuyserbeek, is part of the Tungelroyse Beek.The creek is largely canalised and has only retained its original course in the Leudal between the former St. Elisabethsmolen and the Leumolen. The watermill stood on the Haelen-Roggel road. For centuries the mill was owned by the monastery of St. Elisabethsdal, the origins of which date back to 1240 and which became wealthy through donations. Dirk II, Lord of Altena, was the founder. ..." CONTINUED and MORE INFO (in Dutch): https://www.molendatabase.org/molendb.php?step=details&formpw=&session=&nummer=342 https://www.wegbergermuehlentour.de/nl/molen/42-leudal/112-de-st-elisabethsmolen.html

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Nice as a variation for the kids

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Nice to walk along with the kids

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very nice section with the water... we had to take off our shoes and walk through it!

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