When we visited National Park Maasduinen, we hiked around the Reinders Lake. But there are seventeen hikes in total going around the park, so it’s totally up to you where to go. Or go biking, mountainbiking or horseriding! Check out this interactive map to get a clear idea of the national park and all the routes.
You can also go into the national park with an experienced guide, who can tell you all about the unique flora and fauna and the conservation of the park. If you pay close attention, you might spot some smooth snakes, sand lizards, cranes, nightjars, buzzards and beavers. And on top of that, thirty three of the fifty butterfly species that exist in The Netherlands, can be found here!
After enjoying National Park Maasduinen, you can extend your stay with a visit to historical town Gennep. It’s a small town, but does has some nice structures for you to see. Think of the town hall, the Martinus tower, the Reformed Church, the oldest house of Gennep (dating back to 1525), the Belt Mill and the mosaic square.