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De Maasduinen
Bergerheide

Bergerheide

HEATHLAND, SANDDUNES & FENS
De Maasduinen

De Maasduinen National Park is situated in the northeast of Limburg, between the river Maas (in French Meuse) and the German border and has one of the Netherlands longest belt of Eolian or river dunes, formed by wind, water and the influence of man. It is a beautiful area of 4500 ha. with a characteristic wildlife and many rare plants. The National Park thanks its name to the dunes (in dutch: ... read more
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Bergerheide

Bergerheide part of National Park De Maasduinen is located southeast of Nieuw Bergen (Municipal Bergen). This beautiful and diverse nature reserve consists of shifting sand areas, heathland, fens, pine forests and ancient agricultural lands that are partly transformed into fens.
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Bosserheide

Bosserheide

SHIFTING SAND, BROOK & PINE FOREST
De Maasduinen

De Maasduinen National Park is situated in the northeast of Limburg, between the river Maas (in French Meuse) and the German border and has one of the Netherlands longest belt of Eolian or river dunes, formed by wind, water and the influence of man. It is a beautiful area of 4500 ha. with a characteristic wildlife and many rare plants. The National Park thanks its name to the dunes (in dutch: ... read more
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Bosserheide

Nature reserve Bosserheide is part of National Park De Maasduinen and lies on both sides of the street Wezerweg east of Well. The brook Molenbeek flows through the area which further consist of pine forest, heathland and shifting sand.
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Eckeltse Bergen

Eckeltse Bergen

FOREST, FENS & HEATHLAND
De Maasduinen

De Maasduinen National Park is situated in the northeast of Limburg, between the river Maas (in French Meuse) and the German border and has one of the Netherlands longest belt of Eolian or river dunes, formed by wind, water and the influence of man. It is a beautiful area of 4500 ha. with a characteristic wildlife and many rare plants. The National Park thanks its name to the dunes (in dutch: ... read more
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Eckeltse Bergen

The northeastern part of the National Park De Maasduinen is formed by the Eckeltse Bergen and de nearby fen Heereven. This nature reserve consists of shifting sand areas, heathland, fens and forests.
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Eendenmeer

Eendenmeer

FEN & HEATHLAND
De Maasduinen

De Maasduinen National Park is situated in the northeast of Limburg, between the river Maas (in French Meuse) and the German border and has one of the Netherlands longest belt of Eolian or river dunes, formed by wind, water and the influence of man. It is a beautiful area of 4500 ha. with a characteristic wildlife and many rare plants. The National Park thanks its name to the dunes (in dutch: ... read more
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Eendenmeer

The fen Eendenmeer part of National Park De Maasduinen is a beautiful wetland area with shifting sand areas and heathland surrounded by forests. Around the fen Eendenmeer is a 3 kilometer long walking route on a paved path and a 135 meter long boardwalk.
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Het Quin

Het Quin

HEATHLAND & FENS IN A PARABOLIC DUNE
De Maasduinen

De Maasduinen National Park is situated in the northeast of Limburg, between the river Maas (in French Meuse) and the German border and has one of the Netherlands longest belt of Eolian or river dunes, formed by wind, water and the influence of man. It is a beautiful area of 4500 ha. with a characteristic wildlife and many rare plants. The National Park thanks its name to the dunes (in dutch: ... read more
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Het Quin

Het Quin is situated in the north of National Park De Maasduinen in the forest of Bergerbos in Afferden . A beautiful piece of nature with fens and heathlands enclosed by a parabolic dune. Quin means quintuplets, therefor you can find five fens in the dune dip of the parabolic dune.
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Landgoed Bleijenbeek

Landgoed Bleijenbeek

NATURE, CASTLE RUIN & GOLF COURSE
De Maasduinen

De Maasduinen National Park is situated in the northeast of Limburg, between the river Maas (in French Meuse) and the German border and has one of the Netherlands longest belt of Eolian or river dunes, formed by wind, water and the influence of man. It is a beautiful area of 4500 ha. with a characteristic wildlife and many rare plants. The National Park thanks its name to the dunes (in dutch: ... read more
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Landgoed Bleijenbeek

Estate Bleijenbeek is located in the northern part of National Park De Maasduinen near the village of Afferden. The heart of this 270-hectare estate, located in a wooded river dune landscape, is formed by the castle ruin and the surrounding moat.
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Landgoed De Hamert

Landgoed De Hamert

FEN, SANDDUNES, BROOK & FOREST
De Maasduinen

De Maasduinen National Park is situated in the northeast of Limburg, between the river Maas (in French Meuse) and the German border and has one of the Netherlands longest belt of Eolian or river dunes, formed by wind, water and the influence of man. It is a beautiful area of 4500 ha. with a characteristic wildlife and many rare plants. The National Park thanks its name to the dunes (in dutch: ... read more
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Landgoed De Hamert

Between the villages Wellerlooi and Arcen you can find Estate Landgoed De Hamert, part of National Park De Maasduinen. This nature reserve between the river Meuse and the German border contains a wide range of landscape types: meuse meadows, pine forests, fens and the brook Geldernsch-Nierskanaal.
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Ravenvennen

Ravenvennen

PINE & SWAMP FOREST, FENS & HEATLAND
De Maasduinen

De Maasduinen National Park is situated in the northeast of Limburg, between the river Maas (in French Meuse) and the German border and has one of the Netherlands longest belt of Eolian or river dunes, formed by wind, water and the influence of man. It is a beautiful area of 4500 ha. with a characteristic wildlife and many rare plants. The National Park thanks its name to the dunes (in dutch: ... read more
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Ravenvennen

The Ravenvennen lie southeast of Lomm. This beautiful nature reserve consists mainly of pine forest, swamp forest, heathland and dozens of small and large fens.
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Reindersmeer

Reindersmeer

LAKE, SANDDUNES & FOREST
De Maasduinen

De Maasduinen National Park is situated in the northeast of Limburg, between the river Maas (in French Meuse) and the German border and has one of the Netherlands longest belt of Eolian or river dunes, formed by wind, water and the influence of man. It is a beautiful area of 4500 ha. with a characteristic wildlife and many rare plants. The National Park thanks its name to the dunes (in dutch: ... read more
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Reindersmeer

In the sixties began in Bergerheide the extraction of industrial sand for the concrete industry. Because of the sand extraction 2 lakes were created Leukermeer and Reindersmeer. Reindersmeer is since 1999 part of National Park De Maasduinen.

At the entrance to Reindersmeer you will find De Maasduinen Visitor Centre. The centre is a unique building, literally suspended in the old lock chamber of the sluice that connects the lakes of Reindersmeer and Leukermeer.
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