Tour of Forestry Dorst and Vrachelse Heide

First you discover De Donge at's Gravenmoer: unusually enough, this is not a river but a lowland stream. It is created by ground and rainwater that merge into a stream. You then cycle further to the Boswachterij Dorst, a forest area that mainly consists of pine trees that were planted in the early 19th century. You drive back via the Vrachelse Heide, a former heath and drifting sand area that is now mainly planted with Scots pine. On the outskirts of Oosterhout you will find various sights, such as the OLV Abbey, which is still in use by the Benedictines. Oosterhout itself is a nice old town to sit on a terrace and soak up the atmosphere.