Experience nature in the Peel
Explore eye-catchers such as the Groote Peel National Park and the Strabrechtse Heide or explore nature reserves such as the Grotelsche Heide, Landgoed Stippelberg or the Deurnese Peel. There is always something new to experience in the varied nature of the Peel, full of vast plains, pristine peat bogs and hidden pools. Discover the nature reserves per municipality below or get inspired with tips for the grand nature.
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Peelrandbreuk bij Hogen Aarle | De Mortel
Peelrandbreuk bij Hogen Aarle | De Mortel
The Peelrand fault causes a height difference in the landscape near Hogen Aarle.
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Natuurgebied De Groote Slink | Elsendorp
Natuurgebied De Groote Slink | Elsendorp
After Enschede businessman Abraham Ledeboer bought 1,200 acres of wasteland in the Peel very chea...
Elsendorp -
Playing naturally
Playing naturally
Get out and romp!
Aarle-Rixtel -
Deurnese- en Mariapeel
Deurnese- en Mariapeel
The Deurne Peel and the Mariapeel surrounding the former peat districts of Griendtsveen and Helen...
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Natuurgebied Landgoed De Sijp | Elsendorp
Natuurgebied Landgoed De Sijp | Elsendorp
De Sijp estate was reclaimed in 1895 and is now partly natural area and partly in agricultural use.
Elsendorp -
Natural pool Nederheide
Natural pool Nederheide
You can find natural pool Nederheide in the middle of the forest, located in the beautiful nature...
Milheeze -
Natuurgebied Bakelse Plassen | Milheeze
Natuurgebied Bakelse Plassen | Milheeze
Thousands of years ago, predecessors of the Meuse and Rhine rivers flowed through eastern Brabant...
Milheeze -
Peelrandbreuk bij Renseweg | De Mortel
Peelrandbreuk bij Renseweg | De Mortel
A viewing frame near the Renseweg - Welpenheuvel indicates the exact location of Gemert's Breuk.
De Mortel -
WWII: Loopgraven in de Klotterpeel | De Rips
WWII: Loopgraven in de Klotterpeel | De Rips
At this site lie the last remnants of the trenches that were zigzagged through the Peel just befo...
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IVN Laarbeek Youth
IVN Laarbeek Youth
For the youth there is plenty to do at IVN Laarbeek
Aarle-Rixtel -
Vis passage
Vis passage
Where the Gulden Aa and Aa meet is a fish passage. This passage consists of 5 sheet-pile walls, e...
Aarle-Rixtel -
Natuurpark De Heihorsten Someren
Natuurpark De Heihorsten Someren
Nature Park De Heihorsten is located in the middle of the beautiful nature of Southeast Brabant,...
Someren -
Watch tower Keelgras
Watch tower Keelgras
The Keelgras which consists of a capped and planted former rubbish dump is a small nature reserve...
Mariahout -
Society for Ecological Living and Gardening (VELT)
Society for Ecological Living and Gardening (VELT)
VELT-Gemert mainly deals with natural cures, natural ornamental gardens, biological vegetable cul...
Gemert -
Dennendijkse Forests
Dennendijkse Forests
The Dennendijk forest is a young forest area with some clearings called 'bleken' in Dutch. 'Bleke...
Asten -
Liessel forest
Liessel forest
These woods can be regarded as a typical Brabant forest.
Liessel -
Orchard
Orchard
Here is the orchard of ‘t Gulden Land. Beautiful, diverse fruit trees grow here.
Aarle-Rixtel -
Castle Garden Helmond
Castle Garden Helmond
Varied statue garden surrounding the medieval Castle of Helmond.
Helmond -
Naturegate Vennenhorst
Naturegate Vennenhorst
Naturegate Vennenhorst is the entrance gate to the beautiful nature areas around Keelven and De S...
Someren -
Torrenven
Torrenven
The Mariahout Woods, also known as Lieshoutse Bossen or Lieshoutse Heide, is an elongated forest...
Mariahout -
Care farm De Bundertjes
Care farm De Bundertjes
The care farm covers a beautiful area with lots of greenery, an orchard, vegetable gardens and gr...
Helmond -
Brouwhuisse heide
Brouwhuisse heide
Vlierdense Bossen; this nature reserve also goes by the name of Brouwhuissche Heide or Bikkelse B...
Vlierden -
Vossenbergven
Vossenbergven
This low-lying fen was restored by the municipality of Laarbeek in 2019.
Mariahout -
Esperloop
Esperloop
The Esperloop is a small river in the municipality of Gemert-Bakel that originates from the Snell...
Bakel