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Belgium
Flanders
Flemish Brabant
Halle-Vilvoorde
Kampenhout

Beautiful hiking trail – Beautiful Farmhouse loop from Kampenhout

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Hiking trails & Routes
Belgium
Flanders
Flemish Brabant
Halle-Vilvoorde
Kampenhout

Beautiful hiking trail – Beautiful Farmhouse loop from Kampenhout

Moderate

4.3

(15)

130

hikers

Beautiful hiking trail – Beautiful Farmhouse loop from Kampenhout

02:45

10.9km

10m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 29, 2026

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211 m

Our Lady's Church, Kampenhout

Highlight • Religious Site

The first mention of the parish of Our Lady dates back to 1125. That year, Bishop Burchard of Cambrai, in a charter, transferred the parish's personation to the Benedictine Abbey of Kortenberg, at the request of Abbess Ida.
It's difficult to form a clear picture of the old church. Only a few iconographic sources have survived, such as a drawing by Vincent Anthony (c. 1650). The devastation caused to the building by the numerous wars and limited financial resources prevented a thorough restoration. Consequently, by 1870 the building was dilapidated and had to be replaced for the safety of the faithful.
(Heemkring Campenholt)

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268 m

Villa Lucie

Highlight • Monument

On Sunday, December 4, 2011, Kampenhout, in close collaboration with Mr. Hubert Boone, opened the Brabant Center for Music Traditions, abbreviated to BCM.
This center houses some 1,000 publications on folk music in Flanders and beyond, displayed in a monumental library case. These are often rare reference works. The documentation center will remain permanently at Villa Lucie.
(Heemkring Campenhout)

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407 m

Witloof Museum

Highlight • Historical Site

Chicory is the white gold of Flanders. A robust vegetable with an elegant, delicate flavor that needs to be cared for and cherished. In this museum you will experience its history. It is not just the story of a vegetable, but the story of the region and its inhabitants.

The 1950s and 1960s were the golden years for the white plant. There was a gardener on every street, and everyone had at least a few beds of chicory in their garden. As befits farmers who live to the rhythm of the seasons, there was always reason to celebrate, because anyone who works with Mother Nature knows that nothing can be taken for granted. Vegetables were (and are) celebrated: with balls, festivals and parades, a whole culture grew up around them.

Here at the Witloofmuseum you will learn to understand the differences between hydroponics and soil cultivation. You wander through history, tales and facts from season to season. From the chicory shed to the research laboratory, from the field to the auction. And afterwards one of the typical dishes of the region tastes even better with the white gold!

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1.21 km

Votvinkenbos

Forest

5

4.32 km

Beautiful hiking trail

Highlight • Trail

Where it is beautiful walking ... Beautiful view over the colorful fields on a path just next to a forest ...

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7.67 km

Beautiful Farmhouse

Highlight • Structure

This is Hoeve Sint-Jozef, whose U-shaped buildings around a paved courtyard date from the 18th century, although their origin may be older. The farm is completely surrounded by a wide moat.

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8.27 km

Patrick and Rudi Van Ingelgom

Highlight • Structure

Where does the chicory come from? From the supermarket? Of course it has to be grown and that is a science in itself. You may have seen greenhouses along the way - the modern way of growing vegetables. to be less dependent on the weather.
The chicory farmers Patrick and Rudi cultivate the white gold in this way, namely with hydroponics. You can also buy the vegetables here - maybe as a healthy snack on the go?

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9.27 km

Tree Chapel

Highlight • Religious Site

Chapel in honor of Our Lady in the Zeypewegel.

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10.8 km

Bellinghen Castle will now serve as Kampenhout's town hall. The move is part of a larger plan to revitalize the historic buildings in the town center. "The opening is a new milestone in providing modern services in a historic setting," says Mayor Kris Leaerts.
(Ring TV)

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10.9 km

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Bus stop

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

5.29 km

2.94 km

1.69 km

986 m

Surfaces

3.34 km

2.36 km

2.25 km

1.78 km

1.17 km

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Wednesday 29 July

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19°C

42 %

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