From the parking lot, walk along the Sydsdjip waterway and later Lange Sletten to a small bridge. You now enter the nature reserve and follow the Fjirtich Mêd, where water, reeds, and swamp forest predominate. Many species of marsh birds breed in the extensive reed beds, including the marsh harrier, bittern, and bearded tit. After a short paved road, you arrive at the It Wikelslân nature reserve, where binoculars are useful in one of the birdwatching huts or from the observation tower. After a short walk along the road, you reach a park with a recreational beach behind Bungelowpark It Wiid. Via It Pettebosk, you then reach De Lytse Mear, an area consisting of reed beds and water features, where the last birdwatching hut is located. Once out of the nature reserve, walk along an unpaved path and a paved section to the Pont Hin & Wer ferry. Enjoy the crossing for a while, and you'll be back in Earnewald in no time. You walk back to the starting point through the village.