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Through De Wijers from station to station (part2)

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14.1 km • Heusden-Zolder

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Dirk Schotte

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Kerkstraat 151, 3550 Heusden-Zolder, BE

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103.6 m 107.6 m 74.8 m 29.1 m These values indicate respectively the number of meters to rise, the highest and the lowest point in meters.
Atmosphere image 1 of route Through De Wijers from station to station (part2) Atmosphere image 2 of route Through De Wijers from station to station (part2) Atmosphere image 3 of route Through De Wijers from station to station (part2)
© Dirk Schotte

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This is part 2 of a 27 km long hiking trail from Zolder station to Zonhoven station via Bolderberg.

It takes us from the Velodrome of Terlaemen to the station of Zonhoven.

We are walking here in the Wijers, which means we are surrounded by (fish) ponds, and along the way, the Chapel of Our Lady of Perpetual Help and a lookout tower of the Platwijers are gems of resting places.

In one of the photos, you see a way to slightly shorten the route and bypass the vault, but then you miss the safety of following junction points.

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