Neercanne — 52 Steps and Terrace – Lombok Mill loop from Kanne

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Neercanne — 52 Steps and Terrace – Lombok Mill loop from Kanne

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Neercanne — 52 Steps and Terrace – Lombok Mill loop from Kanne

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5.45km

30m

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Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 20, 2026

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Sint Pietersberg & Jekerdal

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166 m

Neercanne — 52 Steps and Terrace

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Halfway through these stairs, on the right-hand side, there is a small gate to a plateau where you can enjoy a picnic and enjoy a view of the St. Pietersberg. …

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1.56 km

Lombok Mill

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Hierzu habe ich nur eine Erläuterung in der Originalsprache funded: 😏

The Molen van Lombok is located on the river Jeker south of Maastricht in the Sint Pieter district. The …

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3.43 km

View of the Apostelhoeve Vineyards

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In 1970, the Apostelhoeve cultivated the first vines on the slope of the Jekerdal in Maastricht. On top of the Louwberg, a beautiful spot in Limburg, one of the largest …

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3.83 km

Picturesque View of the Apostelhoeve from the Mergelweg

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THE APOSTELHOEVE

From this spot, you'll have a breathtaking view of the Apostelhoeve and its vineyards. Each season offers a different view, and the colors of nature truly shine!

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5.36 km

Smokkelmolen Watermill

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There was already a water mill here before 1640, but the current mill is the result of a rebuilding in 1650. The building is made of white marlstone. The mill …

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5.37 km

Watermill and waterfall on the Jeker River

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The Jeker (French: Geer or Jaer; Walloon: Djer; Latin: Jecora; Maastrichts: Eker) originates in the Belgian Lens-Saint-Servais near Borgworm, flows through a large part of Haspengouw and flows into the …

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