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Congo Mountain is 100 meters high. If you leave Vollezele and head to the summit, you'll have to overcome a 62-meter elevation gain. (Wikipedia) The panoramic views along the way are magnificent.

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At the orientation table (1928), you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the entire Dender Valley. In clear weather, you can even see Ninove, a town about 14 kilometers away.

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The orientation table indicates the altitude, 110 meters above sea level, and locates the surrounding villages. From the column, which originates from the oldest city wall, we have a panoramic view of the region. (Geraardsbergen.be)

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Here you can see where you started downstairs...

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After the wall a executioner in various Flemish classics!

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The krasjel pole was placed in March 2022 on the top of the Nellekensberg in the Neigembos. Its creator is Jeroen Van Assche, the designers Joris Bellemans and son Pieter.

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The slightly more than 70 hectare Neigembos once covered almost all of central Belgium, together with the Sonian Forest and the Hallerbos, among others. In this mixed oak and beech forest on the border between the Flemish Ardennes and the Pajottenland you will find height differences from 20 to 90 meters above sea level. A few tough slopes await you here! The deep sunken roads have a distinct microclimate and are a pleasure to walk in. Especially in spring, when the bluebells, bellflowers and wild garlic roll out their colorful carpets. (Routen.be)

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At the top of the mountain, you can see how the landscape here undulates...

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He is part of the legend of Flandrian races!

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It is certainly worth visiting Neigembos, Berchembos and Hulsbroekbos. Despite the fact that all three are close to each other, they are still different. Beautiful views over the mountain and valley complete the hiking pleasure. Finally, there are also the picturesque desert chapel (15th century) and chapel of Bevingen (12th century)

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The highest point of Ninove is located in this Neigembos at 89 meters above sea level. This playful marking is a wooden pole in the shape of a burning match that protrudes 1.5 meters above the ground next to the walking path. The word 'krasjel' is engraved in the trunk of the pole, which is Ninovan dialect for matchstick. This symbol refers to the match factories that have long been a major part of the Ninovan industry. On the flame itself, you will find a reference to the highest point.

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Highest point on the Oudenberg - 110 meters. At the orientation table (1928) you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the entire Dender valley. In clear weather you can even see Ninove, a town about 14 kilometers away. The bluestone column nearby is the only thing that remains of the Lessense Poort, a city gate demolished in 1862.

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Beautiful walk, beautiful locations

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The Neigembos is a remnant of the old 'Coal Forest' that ran from Picardy to Brabant in Roman times. The forest is characterized by the highly variable relief that varies from 20m to 90m. The deep sunken roads reveal the long history of the forest. In spring the forest turns purple with bluebells, but the yellow and white of wild daffodils and wild garlic can also delight many. 10.6 km Walk with departure from: Quakes 20, 9400 Ninove The route is signposted with hiking junctions. Follow these nodes: 13-14-17-15-14-13-11-10-4-12-13 ( 10.6 km)

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Always peace and beauty at every season.. Also leave the forest for a while to drink trappist hare and eat a thick sandwich with ham or cottage cheese...

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A little known but quite impressive forest area. Stairs take you to a height of 90 meters. Charming sunken roads are a pleasure to discover. Three walks introduce you to this unique old Neigembos. Just enjoy the highs and lows.

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A sofa with a beautiful panoramic view of the rolling landscape below. Enjoy the grazing Brabant Draft Horses. Also an ideal location to muse on the name explanation of the Congoberg. A special history of fossemen (miners) who in the 19th and 20th centuries started to mine black gold from the villages of South Pajot in the Walloon coal mines. Near the mountain were a few shabby mud houses whose inhabitants were mainly miners who commuted every day to the mines of the Borinage by train. On their way home they looked black and filthy from the mining dust, making them 'called 'of the Congo' by passers-by. Perhaps the comparison was made between Congolese huts and the rather poor mud houses on this somewhat remote mountain.

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Don't do that in the descending side, it's painful and unconfortable

Pretty tough climb over fairly flat cobblestones

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Challenging climb, easy to ride with with beautiful views of the top

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