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A stone's throw from Denderleeuw station, you dive into the Welle and Kapellemeersen, the last intact flood plains of the Dender. Together they belong to the best preserved natural pearls of this region. Good for a hiking trail covered in greenery!
Difficulty level: Medium (53/100)
Length: 13.6 km
Duration: 02h42
Total ascent: 58 m
Maximal slope: 1.6 %
Average slope: 0.4 %
Net ascent: 0 m
Total descent: 58 m
Paved roads: 7.92 km (58 %)
Cobblestones: 36.6 m (0 %)
Car free roads: 4.26 km (31 %)
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Water rich area
On 16 December 1974, the Sint-Anna Chapel was hit by a De Lijn bus, leaving all the houses in the …
The Wellemeersen is a recognized nature reserve and Natura 2000 area in the municipality of Denderl…
On an unpaved path in the Wellemeersen, along the Dender.
The Wellemeersen and Kapellemeersen are situated on the territory of Welle and Erembodegem. The …
In the early 1980s, the activities of the herring drying plant were discontinued. Eight years …
The 'Vellekot', La Loutre, stood next to the Globus. It was almost close to the football field of …
As an animal-friendly municipality, Denderleeuw attaches great importance to the welfare of live …
In 1949, the construction of the Royal Athenaeum began here. First with wooden pavilions, then …
Bee-without Denderleeuw : a piece of greenery ideal for the bees made with tree trunks (extensive …
The Saint Joseph Chapel on the Thontlaan was built by the Van Herzele-Appelmans family in 1960. …
Since 10 June 2000 you can find the Leisure Department of Local Government Denderleeuw in 't …
If you leave the railway tunnel and turn right, you will arrive at the Stationsplein where you can …
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