The Marum, outside the breeding season + Great Shooting Field and Ginhoven Owl Path

THIS ROUTE INCLUDING THROUGH THE MARUM IS NOT ACCESSIBLE FROM MARCH 15 TO JUNE 15 DUE TO THE BREEDING SEASON AND MUST BE ADJUSTED ACCORDING TO https://www.routeyou.com/nl-be/route/view/7286927/wandelroute/het-marum-in-het-broedseizoen-groot-schietveld-en-ginhoven-uilenpad

You can also do this during the breeding season: https://www.routeyou.com/nl-be/route/view/7287317/wandelroute/e-10-put-en-uilenpad-en-het-marum-in-het-broedseizoen

The Marum (± 315 ha) is the northernmost part of the Groot Schietveld and lies left of the Kampweg towards Brecht and has been military domain since the 1890s. Until recently, the area was a safety zone during shooting exercises up to 7,000 meters and thus not accessible to the public. In the current military use, this safety zone is no longer necessary. The Marum can therefore be opened as a safe walking zone, even at times when there are military activities in the rest of the Groot Schietveld.
In October 2010, a beautiful nature area was opened to walkers. The Marum is the part of the large shooting range on the left side of the road to Brecht. It had been closed to the public for more than a century as it was used as a training ground for the military. Now the army no longer needs the area, and the beautiful, untouched nature area has been opened to walkers.

ANB (Agency for Nature and Forest) has established and marked some walking paths. The yellow route runs through the area, while the red route follows the perimeter of the Marum. Due to the vulnerability of the area (with many rare birds and amphibians), there are significant restrictions for walkers. In the inner area (yellow walk), dogs are always prohibited (also on a leash), and walking is not permitted during the breeding season from mid-March to mid-June. These restrictions do not apply to the red walk. https://www.wuustwezel.be/sites/default/files/files/Toerisme/Plannetje_Marum.pdf