This walk in the nature reserve Hoge Vijvers goes via small paths and wide lanes through this vast forest. It is hard to imagine that there was no forest here until the mid-nineteenth century. At that time peat extraction was still being carried out, as a result of which ponds originated on this higher part of the Kempen, this explains the name 'Hoge Vijvers'.

This walk goes through woods, beautiful heathlands with drifting dunes and via a wooden path over soaking peat bogs. Depending on the season, you can enjoy purple heather, spicy-smelling scrub bushes or sweet-scented broom on the way.

This nature walk goes by nodes of the Kempens Landgoed walking network through the nature reserves Lokkerse Dammen and Het Goorken. These areas are located in the valley of the Wamp. In this marshy area you will find both peat moor, heather and reed lands as well as open water, willow and gale bushes. The second part goes through the Dessel-Schoten Canal and past wet meadows and open countryside.

This walk goes from the Boseindse Bergen forest to the valley of the Witte Nete. Here you walk on a plank path along the Zwarte Nete through trouser forests and soaked swamps with strange names such as the Haring, the Weense Putten and the Koeibemdekens. Then it goes in the direction of the Retiese water mill on the Witte Nete. From the mill you walk to the Beverdonkse Heide a patchwork of forests and open plains, meadows and fields.

This walk takes you through the green triangle around the Witte Kei. De Witte Kei marks the border point where Hoogstraten, Merksplas and Baarle-Hertog converge. This three municipal point was provided with a beautiful monument and a resting point. The breathtaking nature is indisputably the protagonist of this walk.

This beautiful walk goes from the Hallehof castle park through the Halse woods to the rear of the Fort van Oelegem and the castle domain Vrieselhof. You walk past the fort, the Antitankgracht and mixed forest back to the Hallehof.

Can meandering rivers, grasslands, heathland and forests charm you? This walk in the Grote Netewoud has it all. The route takes you along the Grote Nete to the Volsbergen forests and the Verloren Schaap nature reserve. Afterwards the Belse Heide with immense drifting dunes and the Bels Broek offer you a complete different landscape.

This beautiful walk goes by nodes of the Kempense Hoven hiking network along the Antitank Canal to the Fort of Oelegem and then direction of the Castle Estate Vrieselhof.

A walk to two less known valuable green areas, the Vuile Plas and the Zandbergen.

This walk takes you through the Nielsbroek nature reserve along the Rupel dike to the old brick-making hamlet of Hellegat, after which you discover the Walenhoek nature reserve with numerous old clay pits.