Zwalm Brook hiking trail

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13.6 km • Zwalm

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13.6 km

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Rekegemstraat, 9630 Zwalm

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The Flemish Ardennes has invested heavily in its hiking infrastructure and now has more than 850 kilometers of interconnected hiking trails. This hike introduces you to Flanders' Most Beautiful Landscape via our hiking nodes. You can choose to walk the full route or explore one of the shorter loops. Have fun!

TheZwalm brook hiking trailis offered to you byRouten, an initiative of Tourism East Flanders.

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Sunday, February 12, 2023 by Filip BIASINOTOO FEW paved roads, including along residential areas and village centers. It seemed more like a walk to explore various home styles rather than the Zwalm Brook. Very definitely not recommended to do with an active dog due to the occasional sudden appearance of cars along those roads. The "idyllic" Zwalm comes into its own far too little during the walk.
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Sunday, September 6, 2020 by G.A.As a hiker and nature lover, you are left hungry. Asphalt and concrete through village centers and agriculture. The stretch along the Zwalm feels artificial. I cannot recommend this.
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Sunday, July 26, 2020 by Renske De BremmeAlmost the entire route was on paved roads. Not really a success. The part along the Zwalm was very beautiful...
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Thursday, July 23, 2020 by Michel Van LoockeVery nice and varied walk. Only one monotonous straight part past the station of St Denijs Boekel. Last part along the Zwalm brook and the 3 mills downright beautiful.
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Wednesday, July 22, 2020 by Nick D'heerelast part was the most beautiful, middle part a bit monotonous.
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