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Easily accessible, easy route

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2025 and still easily doable by road bike (if not too wet)!

Enjoy a beautiful view of the Amer River and the serene surroundings. The Amer is the southern border of the Biesbosch National Park.

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Between Hooge and Lage Zwaluwe you will find this lovely path along the water. Hear the gravel crunching under your walking shoes and enjoy the vast meadows and the rippling water.

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I always take a garbage bag with me, you can sit on a tree stump (too much is still being sawn down). If you don't find a bench, your clothes will stay dry and clean.

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nice walk and a little snow

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It might be slippery

The construction you see here is called the Kleine Schans. It consists of a star-shaped rampart structure surrounded by a moat filled with water. This is a former military stronghold from 1639 intended to control and protect shipping on the Mark. Originally, there were also several military buildings present. Terheijden was located in the middle of the front line during the Eighty Years' War (1568-1648). Terheijden was an important stronghold to defend the city of Breda. A belt of military fortifications was built around Breda. On the other side of Terheijden lies the Grote Schans or Spinolaschans. This fort is also open to the public, but is not included in this Heritage Walk. The Kleine Schans fell into disuse in 1680 and the buildings were demolished. In 1830, King William I put the fort back into use as a stronghold against the possible arrival of the Belgians and French during the Belgian Revolt. After a thorough restoration in the 1980s, the canals were restored and the water returned. The Kleine Schans is part of the Zuiderwaterlinie, a military defense system from the 17th and 18th centuries. The line ran from Sluis in Zeeland to Nijmegen.

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