카스털리 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Many captivating stories have been written about this well (not just any well). The first probably dates back to 1571, when Lieske Coolbonders committed suicide by drowning herself in the well while the devil himself was pursuing her. Lieske was the illegitimate daughter of Katrien Coolbonders, who was raped by a Spanish nobleman. The nobleman was murdered by Katrien's husband. The body was first dumped in the Devil's Well. Later, it was buried somewhere nearby. (Efkesweg.be)

The jagged roots rise high above the sand dunes, creating a fairytale-like, even eerie atmosphere. (Efkesweg.be)

Playing with a historical background. The play area is located along Goorseweg in Kasterlee at walking junction 12.

Here you can play on a sleeping giant. You can even work as an archaeologist.

Viewed from above, with a little imagination, the Kempen Ridge's relief can be seen as if a giant were sleeping beneath the landscape. Because of the vegetation on the sand dunes, they no longer move, and the giant's slumber is not disturbed. In 2018, Gijs Van Vaerenbergh's artwork, "A Giant Sculpture," was unveiled. It was placed on the 30-meter-high summit of the Hoge Mouw sand dune. (Efkesweg.be)

The Kabouterberg (Gnome Mountain) in the Kempen Hills is a unique experience for children aged 3 to 7. In a beautiful forest with many paths, you'll find all sorts of gnome-themed buildings, play areas, information boards—in short, everything themed around gnomes. You can walk on your own (the gnome walk is signposted), play, explore, or participate in various activities such as daily stories. A wonderful place to walk with children.

Beautiful scenes between the trees...

When the sun sets here you get a beautiful view.