Loon Op Zand, a municipality in the Dutch province of North Brabant, offers a blend of natural beauty, historical landmarks, and engaging attractions. Recognized as the "Walking Municipality of the Year" in 2021, the area provides extensive hiking opportunities. Visitors can explore diverse environments, including expansive drift sand areas, heathlands, forests, and historical structures. The region features wetlands and ancient castles, providing varied experiences for exploration.
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Very beautifully landscaped. You not only walk over swamp but also water. Good that this wooden path has been constructed ;-)
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Very beautiful area, and the walk across the railway bridge makes you feel like you are in the jungles of Africa, what a beautiful nature. The boardwalk is also fantastically beautiful. Rub in well for the insects because it is swarming with them.
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The Moerputtenbrug is a historic structure that is part of the former Langstraatspoorlijn in the Netherlands. The bridge, located in the Moerputten nature reserve, was on the route between 's-Hertogenbosch and Lage Zwaluwe. The original Moerputtenbrug was built in 1881 and served as an important connection for both passenger trains and freight transport. At the time, it was a technical feat due to the length of the bridge and the complex construction. The bridge consisted of several pillars that supported the track above the marshes and the water. During the Second World War, in 1944, the bridge was blown up by the Dutch resistance to stop the advancing German troops. After the war, however, the bridge was rebuilt and put back into use. Although the Langstraatspoorlijn was closed to train traffic in the 1970s, the Moerputtenbrug has been preserved as an important industrial heritage.
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The Loonse and Drunense Duinen National Park is a nature reserve in the Dutch province of Noord-Brabant. The area is around 3,500 hectares in size and has officially had national park status since 2002. The park offers a variation of dry sand drifts and coniferous forest and also includes the extensive valley zone of the small river Zandleij. Here lies the marshland De Brand with its variety of coppice, wet meadows and swampy areas. The majority of the park (approximately 30 km²) consists of drift sand areas. The area is therefore also known as the “Brabant Sahara”. The area is surrounded by towns and smaller villages. The largest towns nearby are the cities of 's-Hertogenbosch and Tilburg, approximately six kilometers away. To the west is Kaatsheuvel with the Efteling theme park.
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