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nice walk our Belgian friends call it the Bruggeskes route I would say the Bruggies route

The Rovertkapel is a chapel near the Belgian town of Hulsel, northeast of Poppel and close to the Belgian-Dutch border. Here, near Border Post 209, the Rovertse Leij also flows into the Netherlands. From 1643 until just after 1672, a border church for the residents of Hilvarenbeek was located on the site of the chapel. It is a whitewashed square building with flattened corners and a baroque-looking dome. In the chapel is a painting by Sister Augustina da Porta, depicting the incident with the flock of sheep. Nowadays, the chapel is a resting place and a junction of various walking and cycling routes.

Take a break here to admire the reflection of the landscape in the mirror-smooth water.

Small wooden bridge for walkers and cyclists to cross.

Small wooden bridge for walkers and cyclists to cross.

The Ravels forest is known for its fens. From the Middle Ages onwards, these elements dominated the open landscape. In 1903 the forest was created and some fens were planted or converted into pasture. A number of fens have been preserved. The most important fen is the Kesseven. It is located in the southern part of the Regional Forest and with an area of approximately 3 hectares it can be called quite large.

duke Jan castle . large parking lot departure weather spells walk and transfer Liereman ravelse regional forests