Veluwezoom National Park
Heath, oak forest and glacial hills on the eastern edge of the Netherlands' Veluwe
Hills pushed up by glaciers in the Saalian glaciation give Veluwezoom a pronounced relief by Dutch standards, with its highest point at 109.9 metres. Forest and heath, kept open by grazing Highland cattle, cover the slopes.
Things to do
- By bikeCycle the park's roads and paths, with bikes rented at the visitors centre in Rheden
- On footHike up to Signaal Imbosch, the highest point at 109.9 metres
- On footWalk the old oak and birch forests of 't Asselt and the Onzalige Bossen
- Try thisLook for the sand drift at the Rozendaalse Zand
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't Asselt and the Onzalige Bossen
Old forests of oak and birch with brake growing underneath.