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Curfsgroeve 또는 Groeve Staal은 Geulhem 근처의 노천 채석장입니다. 이 림뷔르흐 석회암 채석장은 남부 림뷔르흐의 네덜란드 발켄뷔르흐 안 데 힐 지방 자치체에 있는 힐달의 가장자리에 위치해 있습니다. 이 채석장은 힐헴 서쪽, 마르흐라텐 고원의 북서쪽에 있으며 마스달로 이어지는 전환부에 있습니다. 채석장의 총 면적은 40.6헥타르이며, 깊은 노천 부분의 면적은 약 25헥타르입니다. 채석장의 깊이는 약 40미터입니다. 이 채석장은 2009년까지 석회암을 채굴했던 Ankerpoort 회사가 소유했습니다. 그 이후로 이 채석장은 림뷔르흐 주가 소유하고 있으며, 림뷔르흐 주에서 Het Limburgs Landschap에 관리를 맡겼습니다. 출처/정보: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curfsgroeve

Beautiful view over the hilly countryside (L)

Great city center and at Christmas and all the lights it's really worth it :)

A view of the valley where nature blends everything together for a smooth, harmonious sight.

Along the rippling Geul River, an impressive marlstone wall rises, a silent witness to Limburg's underground landscape. These calcareous rocks were used for centuries for construction and crafts and now offer a fascinating sight for hikers and nature lovers. The wall forms a natural boundary along the water and, in some places, harbors small caves and niches where flora and fauna have found a home. The contrast of the white marl against the green foliage and the glistening water of the Geul makes this a particularly photogenic and tranquil spot during your walk.

From this vantage point, you have a magnificent view of the Geul Valley, where forests, meadows, and meandering streams create a picturesque landscape. The valley exudes tranquility and history, with its ancient villages, fields, and hills that typify the typical Limburg hills. The view changes with the seasons: in spring, wildflowers bloom along the banks, in summer the Geul reflects the sun's rays, and in autumn, the valley takes on warm shades of gold and red.

The Geul Valley is one of the most beautiful and characteristic landscapes in South Limburg. Here, the Geul meanders like a silver ribbon through green meadows, sloping forests, and flower-filled grasslands. The valley exudes tranquility and history: it is a landscape shaped over the centuries by water, man, and nature. Along the river lie countless old watermills, once the beating heart of the Limburg countryside. Mills such as the Volmolen, the Geulhemermolen, and the Schaloensmolen recall a time when flowing water brought not only life but also labor and crafts. Some mills are still in operation, while others have been lovingly restored into cafés, homes, or museums… all with the rhythm of the Geul as a backdrop.

The Geul is one of the most characteristic rivers in South Limburg. It rises in Belgium near the village of Lichtenbusch and then winds for approximately 58 kilometers through the Limburg hills before flowing into the Meuse near Bunde. Along the way, the Geul forms the heart of numerous nature reserves, such as the Geul Valley Ingendael and the Gerendal, and flows past charming villages like Valkenburg Meerssen and Epen. What makes the Geul so special is its natural course… it is allowed to meander freely, constantly creating new bends, gravel banks, and levees. This dynamic attracts countless animals, from kingfishers to brook lampreys, and ensures that the river is constantly changing with the seasons. Along its banks, you'll find quiet walking paths, old mills, bridges, and field crosses. The gentle murmur of the water accompanies you along the way, while the scent of grass and damp earth reminds you that this valley has been alive and breathing for centuries.