De Baest [Between Oirschot, Haghorst and East, West and Middelbeers]

The point where I started is fairly easy to find from the A58. There is no official parking lot, but it is clear that there are often quite a few cars. So a great starting point.

DIRECTIONS:

It may be advisable to walk the route in the opposite direction. I couldn't get further than node 74, because from there I couldn't get to node 98, apparently. I then entered the walking area'Kleine Beerze\\\' on the spec and based on this route map (the path to 98 apparently also runs along the Kleine Beerze) it seems as if I still have the route for a large part. have been followed. Anyway, I advise you to do the same as me:

* Follow the path along De Kleine Beerze until it is no longer possible;
* You are then at a three-fork, turn right here;

* At the next three-fork turn right again and then the first left;

* Walk straight on until you see a paved road on the left and (a little later) a small bridge;

* Follow the Groote Beerze until you reach a lock;

* Cross over and turn right, you are now between junction 30 and 95.

ENVIRONMENT:

That one is beautiful. Wonderfully quiet, with the Kleine Beerze meandering everywhere in between. The paths are well maintained, you can barely hear the A58. 

SIGNAGE:

That's definitely not good. From Junction 10 you will be faced with a dilemma 3 times (due to lack of signpost). The first time is at a T-junction where you can go left or right, there you have to go right. The other times you have to walk straight ahead (= straight ahead). And the key question: why is node 98 not indicated?