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Anonymous Sat 22 Jul 2017 11:26:03 No.1065532 View View Reply Original Report

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Any dutch /out/ists know any worthwhile hikes? I live in the western part (Delft) since recently starting university there. I haven't been able to find any worthwhile hike spots or nature in general though any dutchfags that can help me out recommend locations/stuff to do?

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Anonymous Sat 22 Jul 2017 12:08:56 No.1065550 Report

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>>1065532
Mate, you are a dutchfag. There is no nature left, only cultured land. Try to enjoy the cracks between man made structures and whatever grows in it.

You can however just jump into a train to Germany, Hannover. Then from there to Osterode. Then by foot through the Harz national park on the Hexensteig. It's 5 days of hiking and totally worth it.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 22 Jul 2017 18:57:09 No.1065810 Report

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>>1065532
Try the Schoorlse duinen mate. Highest dunes in the low lands, and pretty pretty in my opinion. Don't expect to have the area all to yourself however, and prepare to say hi to a shitload of grumpy old couples on bikes.

I once did some easy hiking and wildcamping there. There's plenty of places to hide a tent and after dinertime you'll pretty much have the area to yourself. If it hasn't been too dry, building a campfire shouldn't get you in any trouble either if you're smart about it.

Good question by the way. Finding nice area's in our shitty delta can be a challenge, especially in the western randstad area. I'm from Delft as well by the way ^^

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Anonymous Sat 22 Jul 2017 19:28:28 No.1065829 Report

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Although >>1065550 has a point, there are some things you can do.

THe best is to take the 3-4 hour drive to the German Eifel. If you are looking for multiday hikes, the 'Wildnis Trail' and the 'Eifelsteig' are pretty good. Otherwise, you can find a place to stay for pretty cheap and just do day hikes.

The nearest thing that can pass for a forest in the Netherlands is probably starting at Ziest and then going eastwards. There will be some pretty nice areas, but they'll be small and you'll meet plenty of people.

If you're looking for a multiday trail in the Netherlands, go do the 'Pieterpad' or bits of it.

Also, there is the Biesbosch, but it's mostly insects and swamp. Nice to rent a small boat though.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 22 Jul 2017 19:31:43 No.1065831 Report

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>>1065532
Just do what your other fellas do during summer, board up a plane and come enjoy sun, sand, water and bitches in southern Europe.

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Anonymous Sat 22 Jul 2017 19:33:10 No.1065832 Report

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>>1065829
I meant Zeist, ofcourse

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 23 Jul 2017 23:58:49 No.1066775 Report

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>>1065532
>Randstad
>out

Veluwe is pretty /out/-tier. Closest thing we have to a proper forest. At least there's bits where you're surrounded by trees a good 10km in every direction.

Also should I major in electrical or mechanical engineering? Starting there this year but I can still choose between those two.

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Anonymous Mon 24 Jul 2017 09:00:19 No.1067010 Report

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Take a drive to Norway

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 24 Jul 2017 09:42:29 No.1067013 Report

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>>1066775
>Veluwe is pretty /out/-tier.
Was there this weekend, would recommend Veluwe Zoom, it's quite pretty desu.

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Anonymous Mon 24 Jul 2017 11:50:28 No.1067045 Report

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>>1065532
Find a group of water scouts and see if you can rent one of their boats. If you know how to sail you can have quite a good outing. See if you can find a good bridge to sleep under and you're all set up.

Take a friend if you can, it's quite tough to man a boat all by yourself.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 24 Jul 2017 12:11:51 No.1067052 Report

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>>1067010
>drive from Delft to Norway
>1562 km

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 24 Jul 2017 13:00:21 No.1067074 Report

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Utrechtse Heuvelrug, Noord-Hollandse Duinreservaat, en Zuidlimburg have nice walking routes. Not /out/ at all, but the walking routes are nice and at least its something man

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Anonymous Mon 24 Jul 2017 13:08:09 No.1067078 Report

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>>1065550
>There is no nature left
Haha, good one! Although we're small, we have a great biodiversity. No, we don't have mountains. You just have to look in a different way.

>>1065831
The NL has made a TV series about a holiday like that, it's called 'Oh oh Cherso'. Shallow af

For OP: The ANWB has some great hiking routes, some of them are provided free, some of them you'll have to pay for: https://www.anwb.nl/wandelen/wandelroutes/zoeken
Or try Wandelnet (Hikingnet): http://wandelnet.nl/

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