Kessel-Lo Provincial Domain – Small pond loop from Linden

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Kessel-Lo Provincial Domain – Small pond loop from Linden

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Kessel-Lo Provincial Domain – Small pond loop from Linden

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9.36km

40m

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Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 28, 2026

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712 m

One of the avenues leading to the abbey, largely preserved over the last two centuries, runs along the Molenbeek stream, just like the Negenbunderspad further east. Poplars have been planted along some of the avenues. This path runs between one of the parking lots of the Kessel-Lo provincial domain and the abbey's Noorderpoort gate, along the stream. It's frequently used and offers beautiful views of the abbey, the Werbeheuvel hills to the northeast, and the meadows and surrounding built-up areas of Kessel-Lo and Linden.

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Beemdenpad Lake

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Wonderful stay near the water...

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View of the Lake, Provincial Domain Kessel-Lo

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In spring you can sit on a bench here and enjoy the concert given by the bullfrogs.

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View of the lake at Provinciedomein Kessel-Lo

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Cyclists beware, because there are many hikers here...

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Kessel-Lo Provincial Domain

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Going out with children? Then the Kessel-Lo Provincial Domain is highly recommended. In warm weather, the open-air paddling pool is a welcome refreshment. But there is also a lot to experience in the playgrounds, on the water in the rowing boats or pedalos or from the bird watching hut. Have you always wanted to know where the expression 'busy bee' comes from? In the bee house you can watch the comings and goings of bees safely behind glass. Also take a look at the exhibition that tells you more about honey and beeswax. The ecocenter collects all information about 'water': pollution, purification, extraction, flora and fauna and how to approach your water use (or consumption) as sustainably as possible. You can visit both the bee house and the eco center by appointment.

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