Photo: Michel Klop Photography.

In Molenschot on the Raakeindse Kerkweg you will find a Toerisme De Baronie resting point. From here you look out over vast fields, on which oilseed crops are grown during the year, among other things. Which are complemented by grass, herb and flower borders; cereals, legumes like lupin. Good for biodiversity! Got binoculars? Then on the horizon you can see a farm with a manure digester. The farmer supplies milk and meat, ferments the manure, reuses the heat, generates energy and improves the soil with the residual product.

QR code
This Toerisme De Baronie point also features a QR code. Through this code, you can get more information on, for example, history, nature, catering and recreation in the area and its immediate surroundings. Children have also been thought of. A special activity board with questions has been developed for them. The answers to the questions can be found on the website of Toerisme De Baronie via the QR code.

Network
The rest stops form part of Toerisme De Baronie’s plans to develop a comprehensive network of recognisable, high-quality Toerisme De Baronie rest stops in the region between Breda, Tilburg and the Belgian border. The rest stops will be situated in striking locations, along cycle routes and offering beautiful views. In other words, places where you can take a moment to relax and enjoy the surroundings. Places where you can fill up your water bottle and find out interesting facts about the area. But also places where the children can have some fun.

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