20의 마리아필가지 명소 & 주요 장소

shady and little affected by the wind

Enjoy cycling in the shade on a hot day.

The Mariapeel consists of the Mariaveen, Driehonderd Bunder and Horster Driehoek complexes.

The Mariapeel is a raised bog-like nature reserve in the municipality of Horst aan de Maas in the Dutch province of Limburg. It covers approximately 1,400 hectares and is managed by the Dutch Forestry Commission (Staatsbosbeheer). Together with the Deurnese Peel and the Grauwveen, it has been a protected wetland since 1993. As a Natura 2000 area, it is known as Deurnsche Peel & Mariapeel. It is designated as a Bird Directive Area and a Habitat Directive Area. The Mariapeel forms a virtually integral whole with the Grauwveen and the extensive Deurnese Peel on the other side of the border with the province of Brabant. It is therefore often referred to as the Deurnese Peel-Mariapeel complex. The relatively small Peel remnant, the Grauwveen, lies north of the Helmond-Venlo railway line. The peat colonies of Helenaveen and Griendtsveen lie on the edge of the area. Along with the Groote Peel, the Deurnese Peel-Mariapeel area is the most important remaining nature reserve in the Peel region. It was originally a raised bog.

A dream for cyclists. A road with little traffic. That's how it should always be.

After investigation by volunteers, four locations of aircraft crash sites in the Mariapeel were found. A monument was placed opposite the crash site of a British fighter plane, a Vickers Wellington crashed here on March 14, 1941. Impressive monument and beautiful view of the fen.

This memorial commemorates the twenty-one men who lost their lives in five plane crashes in the period 1940-1954. The monument gives names to these war victims who remained anonymous for a long time.

Nice good walk along the canal