크네셀라레 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Quiet picnic spot with beautiful views on the edge of Drongengoedbos.

Please note: often full in good weather

The Ursel airfield is categorized as a military domain and serves, among other things, as a reserve airfield for the Belgian air component. It was built between 1952 and 1955 at the request of SHAPE (Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, the central command center of NATO). The reserve airfields of Bertrix-Jehonville, Saint-Hubert, Weelde, Zoersel-Oostmalle and Zutendaal were also set up around the same time as a result of this NATO regulation. Part of the crushed concrete from the B-67 Ursel war airfield, located south of the Urselseweg, was used to build the runway. As a result of the fall of the Iron Curtain and the reduced threat of the Warsaw Pact, Ursel airbase was decommissioned by NATO in 1993. Source: https://www.vliegclubursel.be/nld/vliegveld

Keep your dog on a leash because before you know it you'll be face to face with a grazing four-legged friend ;)

Forest management at Maldegemveld is aimed at the conservation and sustainable development of this special nature reserve, located in the province of East Flanders. Maldegemveld is a vast forest area that has an important ecological value, with a varied landscape of forests, heathland and marshy areas. Forest management here focuses on preserving biodiversity, restoring natural habitats and promoting the health of the ecosystem.

Possibility to plan long walks and many places where you can encounter wildlife

From mid-August to mid-September the heather is in bloom, says Natuurpunt, and you can find quite a few in Maldegemveld

You can continue walking there