던 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A wonderful end to our hike. The bus was waiting for us after we'd warmed up in the cafeteria.

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The bench is nice to quietly enjoy the water for a while.

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Nice gravel paths to walk on.

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Good for something to eat or drink or to spend the night in the mobile home.

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Nice place to stop and take a break.

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View where you can spot birds.

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Grazers on large flat meadows in the Deurnsche Peel

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This walk takes you through the unique raised bog area of the Deurnsche Peel and Mariapeel, one of the last remnants of the vast peat landscape that once covered large parts of East Brabant and Limburg. This nature reserve is of international importance and is part of the Natura 2000 network, as it is home to rare plants and animals that depend on wet peatlands. The landscape is impressive and at times almost surreal: vast plains of peat moss, swamp forests, open ponds, and rugged reed beds. In summer, the area turns purple with flowering heather, while in autumn and winter, the mists over the water create a mystical atmosphere. Everywhere you hear the calls of birds – from cranes and geese that land here during migration to rare species such as the bluethroat, bittern, and snipe. The Deurnsche Peel and Mariapeel also have a rich cultural history. For centuries, peat was cut here for fuel, shaping the landscape into its current form. Remnants of old peat canals and quays still recall that time. Today, parts of the area have been re-watered to restore the raised bog, allowing it to regrow – a process that takes decades. The walking paths meander along narrow boardwalks, open marshlands, and tranquil forest edges. It is a place where silence and vastness prevail, and where you truly feel like you've stepped into another world.

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beautiful walking routes across the Peel from the nature gate, also parking facilities

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beautiful walking area in the Peel but not open all year round (breeding area)

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wooden bridge over the canal

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beautiful point with a view of the movable bridge and a view of the church

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beautiful views over the canal

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nature gate de peel from here routes start across the nature reserve

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parking lot for many starting walks in the area also a small farm cafe where you can get a cup of coffee through self-service

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St. Barbara's Church was built in 1895 to a design by Jac. van Groenendael Jr. The church building, built in the traditionalist style, is a national monument and of cultural-historical significance. It serves as an example of spiritual and typological development in the architecture of Roman Catholic churches in the second half of the 19th century. The church has an urban developmental function due to its special significance for the appearance of Griendtsveen, particularly as the core of the religious ensemble on Helenaveenseweg. Finally, the church is of general importance due to the architectural integrity of its exterior and its rarity in terms of cultural and architectural history. In the cemetery of St. Barbara's Church, you will find the grave of regional novelist Toon Kortooms. At his express wish, the writer was buried in the Peel region, his beloved.

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very nice spot close to the water over a wooden bridge

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Beautiful church! Roman Catholic and that was nice because my grandparents found it annoying that there was also a Protestant church in the neighboring village of Helenaveen (they were not allowed to go to the fair there).

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Currently (5/2025) so overgrown that there is hardly any view.

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Great for families with children, too, as there's a playground. Delicious ice cream and food.

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