Field Paths – Kruisheide loop from Schriek

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Field Paths – Kruisheide loop from Schriek

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Field Paths – Kruisheide loop from Schriek

01:31

6.01km

10m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: July 29, 2026

Waypoints

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1.16 km

Vrouwvliet

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just fun for the rear by cycling

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1.23 km

Pollard Willows by the Stream

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A beautiful row of pollard willows along the Vrouwvliet and the walking path. A good walking route.

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1.31 km

Schriek Field Chapel

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This chapel is dedicated to Our Lady.

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1.91 km

Field Paths

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Lots of field paths. Nice for walking, even with a winter coat.

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2.64 km

Trage Weg Schriek

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3.78 km

Kruisheide consists mainly of heathland and some woodland. It is a remnant of the "Keerberghen Heyde," a link in the eighteenth-century heathland belt that stretched from Bonheiden to Baal. Oak-birch …

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4.57 km

Chapel of Our Lady

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This chapel is located on the corner of Hulstweg and Nieuwstraat. According to "Chapels in Flanders," the chapel dates back to 1900.

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6.01 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

3.44 km

1.68 km

454 m

432 m

Surfaces

3.19 km

1.22 km

1.15 km

275 m

172 m

Elevation

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Weather

Monday 19 October

13°C

6°C

22 %

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Max wind speed: 16.0 km/h

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Comments

April 5, 2026,Lozenhoekwandeling

Short walk through the Lozenhoek district in Keerbergen, along old rows of trees and pollarded willows, alternating between houses and meadows. Towards the end, we briefly follow the Vrouwvliet, a stream that originates in Begijnendijk, takes on various names along the way, and finally flows into the Dijle in Mechelen. A number of street names still refer to Belgium's colonial …

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