Tours for little adventurers and heroes in Flanders

Hoo hoo hoo! How spooky! On this tour, about halfway between Eindhoven and Mechelen, you will meet a host of fairytale characters. It’s likely to also be a bit spooky and you’ll have to be careful not to wake up Slapende Reus, the slumbering giant that gave the hike its name.



You will need to be brave… read more

Don’t let the title fool you: a walk through the Music Forest near Ronse is no more melodic than other walks. This is because, even though the name suggests song and music, it actually comes from the Celtic word for mud, sludge or mire.



Children will perhaps have fun precisely because of this. When it… read more

Pirates, corsairs and other buccaneering types, take note! The Donkmeer near Ghent is one of the largest lakes in Flanders. Keep your eyes peeled and your ears out for the merry Klabautermann, this helpful sprite may just be singing his song on the water.



For those who enjoy a bit of maths: the Donkmeer… read more

Welcome to Resterheide, right on the border between Hechtel-Eksel and Peer. Whether you will actually see a heron, as the name of this route promises, we cannot guarantee. However, here at the headwaters of the Zwarte Beek and Bollissenbeek, you will certainly spot a variety of water birds and, if you… read more

This walk already bears adventure in its name. However, this is not just any adventure that an Indiana Jones would be satisfied with. Here, we only have the greatest adventures!



So don't say we won't spoil you with superlatives. This tour takes you through the Grote Getevallei, one of the largest nature… read more

Roll with us through the woods not far from Leuven. Whether with a pram, wheelchair or buggy, this route is accessible to everyone on wheels. There is even an elevator that easily lifts you up to the second floor of the observation tower.



Unfortunately, some of the Highlights are not accessible, such… read more

Up and down, down and up. Welcome to Heuvelland. You'll quickly realise that ‘Heuvel’ means ‘hill’ without the need for a dictionary. And in hill country, this noun is an omen for what lies ahead.



This hike takes you around the Kemmelberg formation, with its vibrant natural sights and wonderful views… read more