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Play Mountain Walk

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11.8 km • Lubbeek

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Sint-Kwintenkerk, Martelarenplaats 1, 3210 Linden (Lubbeek)

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So close to the city of Leuven and yet so surprisingly rural and green! You will discover the wooded Hageland Hills on this hike. You will step through deep hollow roads and discover the whimsical landscape and beautiful views of the Lindenbos, Chartreuzenbos and their surroundings. In the sloping Chartreuzenbos it is sometimes really climbing or descending towards the Wingevallei. Have a bite to eat in the tavern 'Bed van Napoleon', an old forester's house that the owner converted into a cozy restaurant and where, according to tradition, emperor Napoleon Bonaparte once spent the night.

This walk is offered by Tourism Flemish Brabant.

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Sunday, October 27, 2024 by P.P.Highly recommended! Perfectly marked, very quiet and varied, it is really enjoyable. Still not doable after a rainy period but it wasn't too bad after a week without too much rain.
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Wednesday, July 28, 2021 by M.D.Very nice walk. You will not encounter "Napoleon's bed" if you follow the marked route.
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Saturday, May 1, 2021 by C.D.nice walk especially at the top along the hollow road over the bridges,for us it was dry if it had to be wet a little trickier . nice up and down good parking at the church. definitely coming back again
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Thursday, December 24, 2020 by A.S.Very nice walk through forest and field. Only now you really need to have good footwear on. In some places it is a mud puddle and you have to be very careful not to go under when going downhill. There were also many mountain bikers along the way.
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Monday, December 21, 2020 by bert rouckhoutthis hike is an absolute must she has everything a hike should have forest slopes beautiful views we enjoyed and will definitely come back again
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Sunday, June 28, 2020 by M.D.The footpath from the water tower does run along footpath 32, the stretch you indicate is a private road.
Approved by the municipality.
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Tuesday, May 12, 2020 by Jan WaegemansWonderful hike, very varied with many sections through the forest and beautiful views of the Hageland hills.
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