Walking tour through the Bosserheide and the Bergerheide both areas are part of the Maasduinen National Park. The Bosserheide is an area that consists of coniferous forest with small open spaces with heather and drifting sand. The Bergerheide consists of coniferous and heathland areas, drifting sands and a number of fens.
Bergerheide Tour
Distance: 16 km
Duration: 3h30
Grade: Moderate
Gps track: Yes
Route description: Yes
Type: Circular walk
Height gain: No information available
Way mark: See PDF route description
Wheelchair: Unsuitable
Dog: Allowed on leach
Bosser and Berger Heath.
These fens lay in swampy plains between the river dunes, in the 20th century the fens were reclaimed for agriculture. Later in the 20th century, a number of pools were restored, including the beautifully situated Driessenven. In the Bergerheide the bank of the Reindersmeer is followed. The Reindersmeer, 130 hectares, is a nature reserve in development. The banks are overgrown with heather, grass and other plants. In between pools and fens lie on an impenetrable (loam) layer.
98% of this walking tour is unpaved.
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Bergerheide Tour
Bergerheide Tour
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Bergerheide Tour
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Bergerheide Tour
Bergerheide Tour
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Bergerheide Tour
Bergerheide Tour
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Bergerheide Tour
Bergerheide Tour
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Bergerheide Tour
Bergerheide Tour
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Bergerheide Tour
Bergerheide Tour
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Bergerheide Tour
Bergerheide Tour
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