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The Vinderhoutse Bossen, like the Parkbos, the Gentbrugse Meersen, the Wonderwoud, and the Bourgoyen - Ossemeersen - Blaarmeersen - Sneppemeersen area, is considered one of Ghent's five green hubs. It is still in full development. A total of approximately 155 hectares of additional forest have been and are being planted in various phases. The entire project area covers over 640 hectares across the territories of Ghent (the municipalities of Mariakerke and Drongen) and Lievegem (the municipality of Vinderhoute). The Vinderhoutse Bossen green hub has three gateways that serve as starting points for your visit: the Campagne (Drongen), Claeys-Boúúaert Park (Mariakerke), and Leeuwenhof (Drongen, here). These three gateways are connected by a walking network. Source: natuurenbos.be

The Rijckhof now houses Kunstavontuur, an organization that organizes art classes and camps for children. See: kunstavontuur.com

This moated farm, Rijckhof, is also sometimes called "Oostgavere." The house probably dates from the second half of the 18th century. Note the window shutters: they have a heart-shaped light opening. The stable with a large gate leaning to the left of the house dates from 1931. The dovecote in the orchard also dates from the same year. The dovecote is located on the floor above the stable and later served as a hayloft. A small bakehouse has been added behind the house. Source: Heritage Inventory

As of the time of my post, this trail is closed indefinitely, or at least practically closed, for roadworks. The gates are closed, and a limited detour is in place, but it misses many scenic sections. So, it's best to check beforehand whether or not you can do what you have in mind.

Meersgat is one of four places in the valley area where you can cross the Oude Kale. You will also find a resting bench here.

Windgat is a farm road that forms one of the gateways to the beautiful nature reserve of the Vallei van de Oude Kale at Driesselken. In the north, Windgat connects to Meersgat, where a small bridge takes you over the Oude Kale.

The Leeuwenhof domain is not located in the city centre at all, as suggested here, but is located about 5 km west of the historic city centre. It is one of the 3 official access zones to the green pool Vinderhoutse Bossen. In addition to a pond with a seating platform, you will find many valuable grasslands, old trees, an orchard and natural play stimuli here. In the north, the domain connects to the valuable historic forest core of the Vinderhoutse Bossen. You can start here or join one of the 5 walking routes through the green pool. Source: stad.gent

One of the most beautiful nature walks in Meetjesland is just a stone's throw from Ghent.