The 24th stage of the Pieterpad (REVERSE DIRECTION)

The end of the Pieterpad is already in sight when you follow this stage. During this trip you walk from Montfort to Sittard. You can explore various nature reserves and cozy towns on foot. You also briefly cross the border into Germany near the Limburg border. This castle dates from 1260 and it was one of the largest castles in the Netherlands for centuries. The castle no longer has that title, but the ruins of this castle are still worth seeing. Step back in time at this castle and learn more about the fascinating past of'Heerlickheit Montfort\\\'. From the Panorama room of the castle you have a beautiful view over the estates around the castle and the castle garden is also worth a visit. In short, you should not miss this sight on this route.</div><div><br><b>Along the German border</b><br>The rest of the route takes you into the direction of the German Schalbruch. Then you walk along the border to Sittard. You will eventually end your trip in the center of Sittard. Get to know the mix of historic buildings and modern structures that this city is known for.</div><div><br><b>The entire Pieterpad</b><br>This stage forms one of the last stages of the Pieterpad. This is followed by two more stages that lead you to Sint-Pietersberg near Maastricht. The starting point of this multi-day hike is at Pieterburen and from here you walk through the east of the Netherlands all the way to the south of the country. Quite a task, but the landscapes, sights and cozy towns along the way are more than worth it.</div><div><br>Do you also want to walk the other stages of the Pieterpad? <a href=\\\"https://www.route.nl/themas/pieterpad\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\"> <b>View all stages here.</b></a></div>