Midwinter in the Ingendael

Galloway cattle and Konik horses graze the Ingendael so that this stretch of the Geul valley does not grow over. Het Limburgs Landschap's excursion looks at nature development and the large grazers, and searches for signs of the valley's other residents: roe deer in the hillside woods, mice, birds and insects, and beaver gnaw marks along the Geul.

From 2 pm to 4 pm, starting at the Brakke Berg car park, Wolfsdriesweg 10, Geulhem. Tickets 2.50 euros, children under 12 free (link below). Bring good walking shoes; no dogs because of the grazing animals. The organiser's page is in Dutch.