Outdoors

Explore forests, river landscapes and places to walk.

Sint-Jansberg: woodland with a different elevation profile

Wooded slopes, water and historical traces meet on Sint-Jansberg; short distances reveal little about the effort required.

The national park is an extended landscape; choosing one suitable area is more useful than collecting distant destinations.

An earthwork is first a shape in the ground; its history becomes clearer when location and visible structure are considered together.

At Klever Berg, the climb and a possible tower visit matter more than the straight-line distance.

A small waterside place at the woodland edge can make a quiet beginning, provided the walk does not expand without a plan.

A dyke walk becomes easier to understand when the river channel, floodable land and disconnected former floodplain are distinguished.