Nature reserve Boshoverheide

Boshoverheide
Trancheeweg 7
6002 ST
Weert

Area of natural beauty

The Boshoverheide is a nature reserve of over 200 hectares in size, with an extensive, reasonably preserved urn field from the late Bronze Age, which can be visited by hikers. The heathland joins the Loozerheide and the Weerter and Budelerbergen. 

It was probably a small group of people who used the urn field for several centuries (1100 - 700 BC). They probably practised ladang-style agriculture. At the end of the nineteenth century, perhaps two hundred mounds were still present, but urn pickers looted many urns. After 2000, much of the urn field was archaeologically surveyed. The burial mounds were then restored. 

Boshoverheide is part of the Natura 2000 area Weerter- en Budelerbergen & Ringselven.

Nearby

The distances mentioned below are the distances from the location above.

 
0,50km
Horse riding trails
 
0,63km
Cycle route
 
1,34km
Mountainbike route
 
1,44km
Visitor Centre
 
1,45km
Walking/hiking routes
 
1,45km
Walking/hiking routes
 
1,45km
Walking/hiking routes
 
1,45km
Walking/hiking routes
 
1,45km
Walking/hiking routes
 
1,56km
Mountainbike route
 
1,90km
Horse riding trails
 
2,22km
Walking/hiking routes
 
3,41km
Walking/hiking routes
 
3,44km
Walking/hiking routes
 
3,68km
Cycle route
 
3,75km
Mountainbike route
 
3,81km
Cycle route
 
3,83km
Walking/hiking routes
 
 
3,93km
Walking/hiking routes
 
3,96km
Walking/hiking routes
 
4,11km
Walking/hiking routes
 
4,11km
Walking/hiking routes
 
4,11km
Walking/hiking routes
 
4,18km
Cycle route
 
4,49km
Mountainbike route
 
6,04km
Walking/hiking routes
 
6,05km
Walking/hiking routes
 
6,05km
Walking/hiking routes
 
6,05km
Walking/hiking routes
 
6,05km
Walking/hiking routes
 
6,06km
Walking/hiking routes
 
6,36km
Walking/hiking routes