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Easy hiking trails in Hoge Vijvers traverse a 500-hectare nature reserve characterized by vast forests of pine and birch, interspersed with grasslands and open fields. The terrain includes remnants of former heathland, featuring heath shrubs and specific plant species. Hikers will also encounter fens and water features, with some routes highlighting unique sand dunes. The area is generally flat, with minimal elevation changes, making it suitable for accessible walks.
Last updated: July 7, 2026
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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.
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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.
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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.
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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.
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Park here and explore the Hoge Vijvers Nature Reserve at your leisure. Recharge your batteries effortlessly in this nature reserve. Enjoy the tranquility, expansive views, and a wonderful slice of nature. Picnicking is possible at KP 90, KP 6, and between KP 4 and KP 1. You can discover this natural beauty in a unique way by camping on poles. It's part of the Kempens Landgoed hiking network. It also serves as a bivouac and dog area.
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A prime location where young and old alike always find common ground. "It's great to be at Hollandershoeve" is a slogan that truly lives up to its name.
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This childcare centre is located on a farm and offers care for babies, toddlers and preschoolers from 0 to 4 years old and after-school care.
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The pronunciation is often incorrect, but with a hyphen, it's better: Bele-ven. There's plenty to experience, especially if you're a birdwatcher. A true paradise for many birds, the Spoonbill is also regularly spotted, and it's a breeding ground for various meadow birds. From a mammoth-shaped wooden platform, you have a magnificent view of Het Beleven. Sandy paths crisscross the nature reserve "Het Beleven" with wide verges and hedgerows; 'Suskes Klompenpedje' (7.5 km)—the name gives it away—you can follow the wooden clogs. A printed version of the route is available at the Hollandershoeve and Visit Reusel-De Mierden. Het Beleven is situated in a bowl-shaped depression. And to think, until recently, there were only corn fields here. The deep drainage ditches have been filled in, and the enriched soil has been largely removed. Source: Brabantslandschap.nl
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Het Beleven is a nature reserve west of Reusel. The area covers 174 hectares. The area formed the upper reaches of the Belevensche Loop, which was recently rerouted, and consisted of a series of interconnected fens used as fish farms. These were called weijers (meadows). Historically, this area experienced significant seepage, with gradients ranging from nutrient-poor to moderately nutrient-rich. Het Beleven nature reserve is one of the locations along the "De Witte Vos" (The White Fox) cycling route.
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Here you will find a picnic table/bench, a parking space for your car and an information board about the Hoge Vijvers to support your walk through this nature reserve.
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The woods of this nature reserve also offer plenty of open space. A pleasant change of pace, thanks to the many paths weaving through the trees.
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The Hoge Vijvers area is dotted with paths, avenues, and trails, some very narrow and some very wide. They're pleasant to stroll through.
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Hoge Vijvers offers 11 easy hiking trails, making it an ideal destination for accessible walks through diverse landscapes.
Yes, the easy trails in Hoge Vijvers are generally flat with minimal elevation changes, making them very suitable for families. The diverse woodlands, open spaces, and fens provide an engaging environment for children to explore nature.
Hoge Vijvers is dog-friendly, featuring a designated non-fenced dog zone where pets can roam freely. However, on other trails, dogs must be kept on a leash to protect vulnerable ground-nesting birds like the nightjar.
The easy hikes in Hoge Vijvers traverse a varied landscape of vast pine and birch forests, interspersed with grasslands and open fields. You'll also encounter remnants of former heathland, fens, and unique sand dunes. The terrain is generally flat, ensuring an accessible walking experience.
Yes, many of the easy trails in Hoge Vijvers are circular. For example, the Beautiful Forest Paths – Hoge Vijvers Bivouac Area loop from Hoge Vijvers - Arendonk is a popular 6.5 km loop, and the Open Spot in the Forest – Picnic Table and Parking Area loop from Arendonk is a shorter 4.1 km option.
Hoge Vijvers is rich in natural features and wildlife. You can spot diverse woodlands, heath shrubs, fens, and unique sand dunes. Birdwatchers might see nightjars and yellowhammers, while the area is also home to viviparous lizards, moor frogs, and roe deer.
Yes, Hoge Vijvers offers numerous picnic spots throughout the area. For a refreshment, you can visit the Wouwershoeve Tearoom by Talander or the Brug 6 Koffiehuis and B&B, both located nearby.
The easy trails in Hoge Vijvers are highly rated by the komoot community, with an average score of 4.3 stars. Reviewers often praise the tranquility, the diverse and well-preserved natural landscapes, and the extensive network of clearly marked paths that cater to all levels.
While hiking, you might encounter the Brug 6 Drawbridge and Former Bridge Keeper's House, Arendonk, or enjoy views of the Dessel-Schoten Canal. The area itself, with its unique sand dunes and fens, offers many picturesque spots.
Yes, parking is generally available at various access points to the nature reserve. Many routes, such as the Open Spot in the Forest – Picnic Table and Parking Area loop from Arendonk, start from areas with dedicated parking facilities.
To experience the heathland remnants, consider the Heathland near Postel – Open Spot in the Forest loop from Arendonk. This 7.0 km easy path explores areas where the region's heathland past is still visible.
Yes, Hoge Vijvers is connected to other natural areas like Gewestbos Ravels. An easy route that explores this connection is the Hoge Vijvers Bivouac Area – View Towards De Kwade Putten loop from Gewestbossen van Ravels, offering diverse scenery including fens and varied tree species.


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