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Brabantse Wouden

A National Park with Flanders' oldest deciduous forests, the graceful meanders of the Dijle and the open agricultural plain of the Brabant Plateau.

Walking through the most beautiful and oldest deciduous forests

From the Hallerbos, over the Zoniënwoud, to the Meerdaalbos stretches a unique landscape. Robust forests, meandering rivers and open fields make up the Brabantse Wouden National Park, accounting for more than 10,000 hectares of valuable nature. The natural meanders of the Dijle, Laan and IJse rivers create a climate-controlled landscape full of life and biodiversity. Climbing up from the river valleys, you are on the Brabant plateau, where ancient hollow roads cut deep into the landscape.

"Re-breathe under the crests of 10,000 monumental trees."

Brabantse Wouden op de kaart

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