Loorberg view

The Loorberg in Limburg is a unique natural environment where sheep graze during the summer months. The location is situated in a small valley known as the Loorberg. It is one of the few places in the Netherlands where sheep graze outdoors. The Loorberg is a protected nature reserve managed by Natuurmonumenten. The area consists of moist heathlands, limestone-rich meadows, small ponds, stream valleys, and forests. Various plant and animal species live in the area, including rabbits, field mice, roe deer, storks, and various birds. The sheep that graze in the area are also an important part of the Loorberg. They are used to graze the heath and manage the landscape. The sheep are enthusiastically welcomed by the local community every spring. In the summer months, visitors can enjoy the peaceful surroundings, the view, and the grazing sheep in the Loorberg. It is a beautiful place to appreciate nature and the beauty of the Limburg environment.

Wim van der Heijden