The mighty Meuse, one of the oldest rivers in the world, has shaped this beautiful valley in the east of Limburg. The wild river allowed nature to run free in various places. The Meuse Valley is one of the driest and sunniest regions in Western Europe. The special soil made of pebbles and gravel produces many beautiful things, from fragrant herbs to graceful vines. They alternate with endless banks and some cultural highlights, such as the town of Maaseik. However, if you leave the winter dike and head inland, a fresh perspective on nature unfolds. With extensive forests, moors, babbling water mills, and inland dunes, you traverse the dune belt. You cycle past the centuries-old Volmolen and through Bergerven, a vast nature reserve with gravel ponds, typical flora, and robust wild pastures. Two unique landscapes combined in a day tour of 57 km. Yes, Limburg's "Great Outdoors" is just around the corner!