Hiking

G.R. (long-distance footpaths) These are long-distance paths for keen hikers who are not put off by the miles. Using these long-distance paths you can get to know every nook and cranny of our region.

This walk lives up to its name. After a glance a the nuclear power station of the SCK, the route takes you to the majestic Prinsenpark.

You wouldn't expect it, but our urbanised town centre hides a green heart that is more than worth visiting and walking in.

This route passes the Ezaart Windmill, which is the last remaining of the seven windmills that our town once boasted. The windmill will be your landmark during this walk.

Unbelievably stunning! That will be your conclusion after a walk in the unique nature reserve of 'Den Diel'.

A lovely walk along old droves, lined by many mysterious spots.

The Hoevenpad footpath offers a rural environment, dotted with farms, agricultural land, stands of alder, as well as forest trails and forgotten droves: these are what characterise the Hoevenpad. The starting point is Den Driehoek tavern on the Stokt.

Unsurprisingly, the area inspired an entire school of painters, of whom Jakob Smits and Dirk Baksteen are the most well-known. Particularly interesting is the Way of the Cross of the 'Vijftien Kapellekens' (fifteen chapels).

The protected area of the Ronde Put, extending over 500 acres, is located on the border between Postel and Retie.

From time to time the river Nete meanders through the typically Kempen landscape of heather, dunes and fir trees.

The walking route 'Molse Meren' has acquired a great new highlight. A new footpath has been opened to the general public over one of the hills of nature reserve 't Oud Stort. 'At the top of the hill, you feel as if you're in Scotland', says Jef Sas, conservationist and nature guide of the organisation Natuurpunt.

Impressive! That's the only word for this route. A unique canal junction, Bailey bridges from WW II and lakes formed as a result of historic sand and lignite mining, this walk has it all. Enjoy your picnic at the ancient border marker stone called 'Steen der Zeven Heerlijkheden' or 'Stone of the Seven Domains'.

On the footpaths of 'De Maat', you will pass all the beauty spots on the border between Mol and Lommel. For instance, you can walk from Ecocentrum De Goren to De Maat nature reserve and Youth Camp de Maat and back again.

Postel Abbey is at the centre of five beautiful walks. The Abbey has been a hub of trading routes since the Middle Ages.

De Witte Mol is a welfare centre for people with serious or multiple disabilities. The main purpose of the paths is for people with a serious disability and wheelchair users to enjoy a footpath, with or without a carer, in peaceful and safe surroundings. De Witte Mol offers two wheelchair routes: Galbergenpad and De Vijftien Kapellekens.

Our town centre boasts several sites of historical interest which we have mapped out for you. You discover them by following the nails in the pavement. During this fascinating town walk you will be immersed in the history, architecture and culture of our town. The historical sites have information boards with text and photos. It is also possible to do this ...

An adventure on the Pagadderpad is more than just a walk! It is a fun way for children to exercise and have fun in natural surroundings. Mother, father, brother, sister, dog,... everyone on an adventure together. The generous choice of activities and games helps to create a unique circuit through the forest. Plus, it is always open and free of charge!

Are you going on the road with Lot & Bot? These 2 mischievous heroes take all children's sleuths on their treasure hunts, photo searches and adventures in Mol throughout the year.

340 k of lovely walking in the parishes of Balen, Geel, Meerhout and Mol (Heidehuizen).

Mol has been twinned with Santo Tomás in Nicaragua since 1985. The town councils, youth movements and members of the public in both towns work together on the twinning project.

-An inspirational walk in the forest of Galbergen.

Wandelnetwerk Kempense Meren provides 270 km of lovely walking in the parishes of Dessel, Mol and Retie. The name of the walking network refers to the watery landscape which typifies Mol and Dessel.