호르스트 안 데 마스 최고의 러닝 경로

The kind of place where, after a few minutes' walk, you forget you're in the Netherlands. At De Hamert, you'll walk across ancient river dunes from the Ice Age, past vast heathlands and tranquil fens—and suddenly you'll find yourself at a gigantic burial mound: the "Prince's Grave." Thousands of years old. It's quite bizarre to think that people once buried their dead here... and now you're just walking past it. Along the way, with a bit of luck, you'll spot Galloway cattle, numerous birds, and that characteristic silence you can almost literally feel. ✔️ Diverse landscape ✔️ Beautiful vistas ✔️ A touch of mystery & history Tip: take some time at the fens (and if possible, go early in the morning or towards sunset—it's truly magical then).

First rest then ride trail

First picnic then single trail

Beautiful piece of nature

beautiful surroundings the hamert estate

A real highlight at the end of the tour with a view of the Geldern Niersgraben

Wonderful place to relax.

At the beginning of the 19th century, there was no forest to be seen in the wide area around the current Schadijkse Bossen, but an extensive plain with heathland, rough terrain and drifting dunes. Overgrazing by sheep created open plains with drifting sand. To prevent nuisance from drifting sand and the growing demand for mining timber, the heathland was planted with pines. In order to regain some of the heathland landscape, a large open space, the Schaaks Heide, was created in the Schadijkse Bossen. Dutch goats and sheep graze on the Schaaks Heide to keep the area open. (click, print and walk)