St. Stephen’s Church, your starting point, is home to a unique organ built by the Leuven-based organ builder Jan Wauters. You’ll walk up the Grevelberg, and shortly afterward you can wander through the Torfbroek marsh, an area known as Flanders’ oldest nature reserve. Pass by the Listerhoeve, the oldest surviving house in Nederokkerzeel, dating back to 1519. Every now and then, an airplane roars overhead on its way to Brussels Airport, which is a little further on.
Features
Distance
8,3 km
Climbing
46,4 m
Type of road
Flat route, 48% paved, 52% unpaved
Signposted
Yes, with nodes
Location and accessibility
Public transport
Bus stop 'Nederokkerzeel Kerk' 18 metres from the starting point. Bus lines: 294, 25.
Resting points
Rest bench or picnic area along the way, food and drink along the route
View the walk on the map
100
101
19
18
17
103
104
105
106
107
100
When is the best time to visit it?
Directions
Walking and cycling
See and do
Food and drink
Practical
Where the route is a dotted line, the surface is unpaved.
