This walking route in the Maasduinen National Park leads through the beautiful area of the Reinders lake that was created by sand excavations. In the sixties, the extraction of industrial sand for the concrete industry started at Bergerheide. These demolitions created the Leuker lake, Seurenheide day beach and Reinders lake. Nature plays the leading role around the 45-meter deep and 130-hectare Reinders lake.
Walk
Distance: 8 km
Duration: 2.30h
Grade: Easy
Gps track: Yes
Route description: Yes
Type: Circular
Height gain: 93 meters
Way mark: Wooden pools with a red stripe
Wheelchair: Not suitable
Dog: Allowed on a leach
Nature reserve Reinders lake.
The walk starts at the parking next to the former lock. You go through a staircase across the lock and from then on follow the wooden posts with a red line. The route can be shortened to 4 km if you take the 100 meter long ferry that you have to operate yourself. You sometimes go through fairly loose sand and often have beautiful views of the lake and the heath. You walk a bit through a forest to get to the bird watching hut. You return to the starting point via the play forest. On 10 information panels there is information about the area with interesting facts about the origin of the landscape.
Very good marking.
You walk some parts through loose sand.
It is forbidden to swim in the lake.
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