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Dyle Valley Walk

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12 km • Haacht

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Sint-Adrianuskerk, Vijfhoekweg 6, 3150 Haacht

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With the Dijle as your guide, you'll pass some beautiful areas, such as nature reserve Hooiberg which is located on a sandy donk. The Dijle brought sand to the foothills of the Zuiderkempen, good for an enormous variety of life in the dijle valley and cut out for asparagus cultivation. Also take a look from the Old Hans Bridge. The original cast iron drawbridge dates back to 1893, since 2005 there is an exact copy over the Dijle.

This walk is offered by Tourism Flemish Brabant.

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Tuesday, July 27, 2021 by Joris BrIt is a very nice hike, but the starting point 507 is not accessible by car or public transport, so it is better to take as starting point 502, there is also parking on site. (Maybe the webmaster can change the departure point ? )
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