Walking tour through Zegenwerp estate, Venrode estate, Sparrenrijk forest area, Eikenhorst estate and the Halsche Beemden.

Walking tour through the Cleefswit, De Sijp, Bunthorst, Groote Slink and De Krim estates. The mentioned estates are mined Peel areas. Before this reclamation, this region was an endless barren plain that offered no shelter anywhere.

Hike through the Cranendonck forest and along the edge of the Molenheide.

Walking tour along the Reusel stream, through De Utrecht Estate and along the Raamsloop stream. De Utrecht estate is a varied area of forests, fens and heathland.

Walking tour in the Maashorst through Annabos, Loose Beemd, Revennekes, Slabroek. Through the forest area the Bedafse Bergen and the Slabroekse Bergen. Vine grounds are marshy to permanently wet, high soils immediately adjacent to a fracture.

Walking tour through the Heerenbeek and de Mortelen estate. These areas lie in the heart of the National Landscape Het Groene Woud.

Hike through Son en Breugel, the brook valley of the Dommel south of the Wilhelmina canal, through Nederwetten, the Heerendonk-Breugelse Beemden, the hamlet Stad van Gerwen and the basin of the Breugelsche Beek.

Walking tour through the Herbertus forests, the Lange Bleek, Someren heath and over the Strabrecht heath. The Herbertus forests are named after Herbertus van Heeze, the first Lord of Heeze. It is an old forest with high ascending deciduous and softwood, but also with small grasslands that offer beautiful views.

Boskant is an agricultural village with several large tree nurseries in the area and is located in the National Landscape Het Groene Woud. The walking tour passes by plots of these tree nurseries, through the Hulstsche Broek, the Hezelaarsbroek, the Scheeken and Scheeken-De Mortelen.

Just like the Munseheide route and the Slabroek route, this walking tour goes through the Maashorst nature reserve. The Maashorst consists of a number of very different landscape types, there are forests, scattered heaths, a few ponds, an agricultural area in the center and a large grazing area called the Brobbelbies.

Walking tour for the lover of panoramic views of floodplains along the Maas, where you can also stroll through grassland. The walk takes you past the Hertogswetering, through the Keent, the Mariëndaal estate and the small Lievendael estate.

The walking tour goes through the Overloon Dunens forest area and along the Loobeek stream. Overloon is best known for its National War and Resistance Museum.

You walk along the meandering Reusel to the Den Bockenreyder inn. From here it goes along the large fen De Flaes to the Flaestoren, a spiral that takes you 24 meters up. Above you have an incredible 360 ° panorama. Along the Goorven it goes back to the starting point. The walk goes for the most part over sandy roads and small forest paths.

Walking tour through the Aardbossen, the Landschotsche Heide, Kuikseindsche Heide and Molenbroek. The Aardbossen is a narrow forest area that is crossed by the Groote Beerze.

Walking tour through Stevensbergen, Blekerheide, the Lommel Sahara and the Venakkerbos. Stevenbergen is a small nature reserve that lies in the middle of the municipal forests of Luyksgestel.

A large part of the hike goes through the Malpie nature reserve. Before visiting the Malpie, the tour goes along the Malpiebeemden, through Opperheide forest and along the river Dommel.

Walking tour through a surprisingly varied landscape in the Maashorst. The area consists of a number of very different landscape types: forests, four scattered heaths, a few ponds, farmland with fields, wet grasslands and wooded banks.

Walking tour through the Papenvoortse Heide, Geeneindse Heide and the Nuenens Broek. The Papenvoort Heide and Geeneindse Heide, both sub-areas of the Stiphout forests, are originally production forests with mainly pine and spruce. Current management has made it a more varied forest area. There are a dozen larger and smaller fens in the area that enliven the area, the hike goes along some of these fens.