Oranje Nassau's Oord Estate – The Walled Garden loop from Wageningen
Oranje Nassau's Oord Estate – The Walled Garden loop from Wageningen
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Oranje Nassau's Oord Estate – The Walled Garden loop from Wageningen
02:33
9.86km
60m
Hiking
Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: April 22, 2026
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Start point
Bus stop
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496 m
Burial mound on the Wageningse Berg
Highlight • Historical Site
The Bell Beaker culture is an archaeological culture from the late Neolithic (ca. 2500 – 2000 BC). This culture is named after the pottery with an S-shaped outline.
The burial mounds have been explored several times over the past centuries. A number of the finds can be seen in Museum de Casteelse Poort .
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2.30 km
Oranje Nassau's Oord Estate
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3.19 km
The Walled Garden
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3.58 km
Vistrappen
Lake
3.90 km
Oil Mill Monument and The Walled Garden
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4.85 km
Dog Swimming Pond in Veluwe
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5.17 km
Walking the leprechaun path
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5.20 km
Starting point Hartensepad
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6.28 km
Tea Pavilion Keijenberg
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The benches on this hill refer to the place where the ladies of the 'de Keijenberg' house drank tea under an arbour of lime trees. The lime trees stood in a semicircle and were pruned in such a way that they formed a canopy. The now silted-up pool was a pond and the view around it was unobstructed in the 19th century, there were few trees. Around 1850, on the other side of the stream valley, there was a large wooden tea pavilion with two floors and a thatched roof. The dome stood on the eastern corner of the intersection of the Waterweg and the Europalaan and was first mentioned in 1845 and was demolished before 1875. From this high edge, the unobstructed view over the stream valley with the four still functioning watermills on the Hartenseweg must have been beautiful. It was a status symbol to have a dome at a country estate. Tea pavilions were always in places with a beautiful view, but also often in such a way that one could be seen oneself. No images are known of either the tea pavilion or the linden tree arbor. This information board shows an example of a tea pavilion. ©2012 Cultuurland Media, Wapenveld
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9.86 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
6.96 km
1.54 km
784 m
488 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
5.73 km
1.51 km
872 m
765 m
532 m
453 m
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