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Beautiful alternative trail through the Rijk van Nijmegen from Berg en Dal over the Duivelsberg and through the estate of Jurgens. Beautiful nature trail with an occasional climb through the hilly areas of the Rijk van Nijmegen. On the tops of the hills are fantastic views of the surrounding chestnut forests. This route runs from Berg en Dal and through Beek to the Wylerbergmeer. The lake is located on the German border and is a popular swimming lake in summer. Next follows the nature...

A shorter circular walk through popular hiking area, the forests around the Devil's Mountain. Even if it is a short walk, you will brave the hills around the Duivelsberg, through the dense forests. You also walk around the Filosofenbeek, and cross the stream twice. At the starting point is a pancake house.

In the vicinity of Berg en Dal it is a good place to stay for the walker - hilly landscapes filled with old forests where you walk on sunken roads. It is the area of the famous N70 Nature Walking Route, of which you also follow a part with this walking route if you walk along the Filosofenbeek and to the top of the Duivelsberg. For a short moment you walk on German territory, on to the Nederrijk estate. The estate is rich in hills and forests, and it is easy to walk here. After leaving the...

The area around Berg en Dal is a well-known walking area with countless of the Netherlands' most famous walking tours, such as the N70 Nature Walk. The Slow Tour is an ideal circular walk for anyone wishing to explore the area's quieter trails. Starting from Park Tivoli you first walk into the area of the Devil's Mountain, through the woods and along the Filosofenbeek. Then you walk right past Beek Heerlijkheid into Beek, where you walk around the Boterberg. You walk back to the starting...

This is the yellow pole walk through Heerlijkheid Beek. With the route you walk through beautiful hilly landscapes, on small romantic paths. Enjoy views of the unique Huys te Schengen, the Wolfsheuvel viewpoint and walk through the unique braided hedges and stately tree-lined avenues. Of course you will also pass the Kabouterboom, the thickest chestnut in the Netherlands, which is estimated to be 450 years old.