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Four-brook walk (short)

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6.3 km • Dilbeek

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Toerisme Dilbeek

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Dorpsplein 5, 1700 Sint-Martens-Bodegem (Dilbeek)

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The route is fully signposted with thematic signs (no nodes).

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This beautiful nature walk starts at the authentic Huisje Mostinckx and leads you almost exclusively along slow roads. The walk owes its name to the Zierbeek, the Zibbeek, the Plankenbeek and the Doornbeek which spring from the hillside between Schepdaal and Sint-Martens-Bodegem and flow into the Molenbeek. They are often hidden in the greenery of trees and abundant riparian vegetation, but the stream valleys are cherished as green corridors for fauna and flora and for hikers.

Mainly unpaved roads and sometimes narrow trails, but accessible to "all terrain" - strollers.

The walk is signposted with the white, hexagonal signs.

The walk is a shortened version of the Vierbeken Walk (long) of 9.7 km.

This walk is offered by the municipality of Dilbeek

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Sunday, April 11, 2021 by Dirk BuysAdvantages: Pleasantly quiet trail. Typical for pajottenland is an environment where often restored farmhouses alternate with rural paths or woodland. In between an orchard. Even in rain and gray skies this trail comes into its own. Disadvantages: No opportunity to sit or picnic. Signage thv the Field Road "very" poor.
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