리에르드 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

이 오솔길의 이름은 수다쟁이나 험담꾼의 별명이었던 Clappaert라는 성에서 유래했을 가능성이 가장 높습니다. 출처: "Toponymie van Sint-Goriks-Oudenhove tot 1650", UGent

콩고 산을 하이라이트로 아름다운 풍경

Challenging walk, a real calf biter at times.

Be careful, because this path is in need of some renovation in some places. But if you're careful, it's still a beautiful section.

Beautiful nature reserve with many spring zones where a yellow sea of Marsh Marigolds can be seen in the spring.

A former watermill on the Watermolenbeek stream, formerly owned by the Van Der Stock miller family, who also owned windmills, including the Bellinckmolen in Deftinge. It remained operational until the mid-20th century, but then fell into disrepair due to its vacancy. The completely rusted paddle wheel disappeared. Only the weir and bridge span remain. During heavy rainfall, the stream becomes a roaring waterfall, but most of the time you'll be gazing at the rippling water as it continues its journey via Gemeldorp, Schendelbeke, and so on to the Dender River. This stream also forms the border between the sub-municipalities of Deftinge and Sint-Martens-Lierde. The street in both sub-municipalities had the same name, and this remained the case after the merger. The mill is said to have once belonged to the Carthusians of Sint-Maartens-Bos. (Information board on site)

This is a sort of niche chapel in the side wall of a house with bars in front. This chapel is in urgent need of restoration. The mural is badly damaged.

The Municipality of Lierde, the Flemish Ardennes Regional Landscape, and Avansa have joined forces to transform a dull and gray square on Kwaadstraat in Sint-Martens-Lierde into a green oasis. The outline for the new design was drawn up with input from local residents, advisory councils, and nature conservation organizations. The new square has a dual purpose. On the one hand, it will enhance the area with greenery. On the other hand, it will be de-paved to allow rainwater to naturally infiltrate the ground. (Information board on site) The benches provide a resting place for walkers and cyclists.