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The Foeksenbos is a noble piece of nature reserve that includes the Wolvendael Castle Park with the Warande Castle Park and the Ossel Hagen Castle. The forest itself is not accessible, but you will pass it as you walk through the hilly landscape with springs and streams. Admire the country church of St. John the Baptist in Ossel with features of Gothic and Renaissance architecture. Stop for an ice cream at 't Molenhof and take a break in the Drinkeling play and food forest, with small observation tower.
Difficulty level: Medium (60/100)
Length: 13.9 km
Duration: 02h46
Total ascent: 134 m
Maximal slope: 2.9 %
Average slope: 1 %
Net ascent: 0 m
Total descent: 134 m
Paved roads: 6.8 km (49 %)
Cobblestones: 486 m (3 %)
Car free roads: 7.82 km (56 %)
Noise pollution
Amount of traffic
Natural area
Urban area
Water rich area
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Since the early 50s in full Cold War this was military domain. The towers were part of a network …
This forest forms a contiguous nature reserve together with the Wolvendael castle park and the …
In the winter of 2009-2010, a birth avenue was planted in Ossel from the water tower on the …
In the night of 2 to 3 June 1942, a British bomber crashed in the fields of the hamlet of Linthout …
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