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There are many beautiful spots throughout the area with benches to rest or enjoy your picnic. The views are consistently phenomenal.

This seems to me more like a depot or loading and unloading area (or something else) than a mine entrance, because I don't think horizontal mine entrances ever existed in Limburg, at least not for the coal mines. You could only go down through the shafts.

Looking for some relaxation...

Very challenging and very steep. Be careful here. There is a rope, best to use it.

Hidden among the greenery of Hoge Kempen National Park lies a silent witness to the past: an old mine entrance. This entrance recalls the time when coal was mined deep underground here—the black gold that made the Limburg region bustle with activity for decades. What was once a place of hard labor, dust, and noise has now been replaced by tranquility and nature. The surrounding forests and hills have reclaimed the land, but the contours of the mining past remain visible in the landscape. The weathered brick gates and the occasional palpable cooler air at the entrance evoke images of the miners who descended here day in, day out. Today, this place stands as an impressive historical monument within the nature park. A reminder of human resilience and of the transformation from industry to nature.

This rest stop is situated in an idyllic spot in the Hoge Kempen National Park, with a magnificent view of the shimmering lake. It's a place where you can relax and listen to the lapping water and the wind rustling through the reeds. From here, you look out over the former mining area, which has been transformed into a unique nature and recreation area where birds nest and dragonflies dance above the water. The combination of tranquility, vastness, and water makes this one of those places where you naturally breathe more deeply.

The lake is not accessible by bicycle.