Nationaal beek- en esdorpenlandschap Drentsche Aa

The Drentsche Aa features a network of meandering streams that wind through forests, heathlands, and traditional agricultural fields across the landscape.

The park's landscape developed over thousands of years through the interaction of natural water systems and agricultural practices dating back to prehistoric settlements.

The area contains numerous prehistoric monuments, including burial mounds and megalithic structures, representing the largest concentration of ancient sites in the Netherlands.

Visitors can explore the park through an extensive network of walking and cycling paths, with free guided tours available throughout the year.

The Drentsche Aa maintains free-flowing streams that follow their natural courses, creating an ecological system that supports rare plant and animal species.

Location: Drenthe

Inception: 2002

Part of: Drentsche Aa National Landscape

Website: http://drentscheaa.nl

GPS coordinates: 53.05000,6.65000

Latest update: March 25, 2025 21:54