Grobbendonk along water, forest and quiet roads

Description

Park at the church or the Vaartkom parking lot.

Along country roads, you go via the embankment of the Kleine Nete to the Albert Canal. On paved (cyclists!) or unpaved surfaces, you see the ships gliding by while the wind blows through your hair.

Once you leave the busy waterfront, you quickly reach the green Pidpabos, where groundwater is indeed pumped up to make drinking water.

Afterwards, you go via quiet roads alongside fields, farms, and the local football club in search of the village center of Pulle. You leave the buildings on the other side to seek out the fields and forests again. Here, the Molenbos, the oldest inhabited area of Grobbendonk, forms a protected oasis of calm where the trees have deliberately not been cut down. Who knows, you might make an archaeological discovery of more than 10,000 years ago?!

Dining options between pt 59-58, at pt 66, and between pt 13-18.
Mostly small paved roads.
High hiking boots recommended in wet periods.
Dogs on a leash.

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