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Discover one of the most valuable and largest nature reserves in the Dijle Valley. The Doode Bemde is a natural floodplain where the Dijle River has room to overflow its banks, thereby protecting Leuven from flooding. The valley landscape is a mosaic of small fields and marshy woodlands, scrublands and reed beds, ponds, and canals—each a unique habitat teeming with life. Admire Neerijse Castle, the 18th-century Lindenhof, and several charming little chapels.

Features

Distance 5,0 km
Climbing 43,1 m
Type of road 30% paved, 70% unpaved
Landscape and surroundings Along water
Signposted Yes, with nodes

Location and accessibility

Public transport Bus stop 'Neerijse Stwg. nr.Leefdaal' 77 metres from the starting point. Bus lines: 70.
Resting points Rest bench or picnic area along the way, food and drink along the route

View the walk on the map

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When is the best time to visit it?

TODAY

15° 3 Bft

SUN

11° 2 Bft

MON

15° 3 Bft

TUE

15° 3 Bft

WED

14° 3 Bft

THU

14° 3 Bft

FRI

15° 4 Bft

SAT

14° 4 Bft

Directions

Walking and cycling
See and do
Food and drink
Practical
Where the route is a dotted line, the surface is unpaved.