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This Knapsack Route leads you through nature between the villages of Lhee and Lheebroekerzand. A beautiful nature walk through Dwingelderveld National Park, where you visit various highlights. You walk past the radio telescope, burial mounds, sheepfold and countless fens. In the sheepfold you can stop for a cup of coffee and in Lheebroek is a restaurant on the route.

This is the shortened Knapsack route from Lhee. The entire trail is 19 kilometers long. A beautiful nature walk, where you walk straight into Dwingelderveld National Park from the village of Lhee. A nice variety of moors, forests and fens awaits you here. At the fens you walk past the radio telescope, burial mounds, sheepfold and over a beautiful decking path.

Long loop trail through Dwingelderveld National Park, through the woods, past numerous peat lakes, the radio telescope and across the Dwingeloose Heide. Dwingelderveld National Park is the largest wet heath area in Western Europe. The national park consists of the centrally located heathland of the Dwingeloose Heide, filled with numerous peat lakes and surrounded by forests. This extensive loop trail through the Dwingelderveld passes several peat lakes, all of which are a source of rare...

Hiking trail from the village of Lhee over the northern edges of Dwingelderveld National Park to the small lake Schurenberg. This trail through the Dwingelderveld starts from Lhee or one of the nearby campsites. The route runs along the Schurenberg lake and the Groote Veen peat area, with several peat lakes nearby. The peat soils and lakes provide unique vegetation. It is a beautifully varied hike through forests, heaths, and peat areas. Many of the paths of the Dwingelderveld are medieval...

The Telescope trail is a white marked route from Staatsbosbeheer. The trail takes you past the impressive, gigantic radio telescope of National Park Dwingelderveld. The telescope has a diameter of no less than 25 meters, during construction the largest in the world. Here you get a nice impression of the nature of the park. The beginning and end of the route runs through forests. In the middle you will find extensive moors and you hike around the Smitsveen. There are two burial mounds on the...