빌레브룩 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

In Blaasveldbroek, you can enjoy a diverse nature reserve with swamp forests, meadows, and ponds, where you can spot beavers and otters and observe a variety of birds. There are walking and cycling trails, a dog area, and a play area with a tree-top course for children. You can also fish, go on a beaver safari, or have a picnic, with a reception area and restrooms nearby.

Admire the Street Art 'Cormorant' by DZIA.

You will not be able to enter the forest for 1 year.

Is in a dilapidated state

This area is ideal to escape from the busy city life. It is a magnet for nature lovers, walkers and joggers, anglers, schools, historians... The Blaasveldbroek, also known as 'het Broek', is 160 hectares in size and has something for everyone. In the otter and beaver island you can have a nice picnic and with a bit of luck spot a real beaver. Or go on a beaver safari yourself with your smartphone and or do the walk with assignments 'otters and beavers on the trail'.

The Blaasveldbroek, or ‘het Broek’ for short, is a natural attraction of 160 ha with several beautiful ponds that are remnants of historical floods. In this domain, young and old can enjoy a piece of green in Willebroek. You can go there for the nice walking and cycling paths, fishing, dog zone, play zones, tree trunk course, beaver safaris and so on.

A nice stop to take a picture with Beaver. Know that you can also discover the adventurous beaver island here.

Due to the industrial past, there are a number of safety regulations in this area: THE SLUDGE OF THE PONDS STILL CONTAINS HEAVY METALS. Fish store these toxic substances in their bodies and are therefore certainly not edible. THE PATHS ARE PROVIDED WITH A COVERING LAYER SO THAT YOU DO NOT COME INTO CONTACT WITH POLLUTION. Apart from the paths, we cannot guarantee this. If you do come into contact with soil, it is important to wash your hands very well. Also clean your shoes or boots very thoroughly. DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED, NOT EVEN ON A LEASH. It is dangerous for your four-legged friend to walk next to the paths because of pollution. Dogs also frighten the animals present (including waterfowl, beavers, otters).