Clog path Schutpad
Discover the beautiful countryside of Leusden with this very first "Klompenpad" (clog path/ wooden shoe trail). Clog trails are trails that consist mostly of unpaved paths across farmland and along ancient tracks. Put on your clogs, backpack and go!
The walk starts opposite Leusbroekerweg 6 in Leusden. There are some parking spaces there. The route is 3 kilometers long and can be extended to 5 kilometers. The Schutpad can also be combined with the Termatenpad. Transfer points and routes are indicated on the map and in the field.
The route is marked in two directions, just follow the signs with the pink clog.
To enjoy this walk (dogs are not allowed):
- print out a free map of the clog trail of your choice (you can find the maps categorised by trail on the website of the Klompenpaden network);
- buy a t…
Discover the beautiful countryside of Leusden with this very first "Klompenpad" (clog path/ wooden shoe trail). Clog trails are trails that consist mostly of unpaved paths across farmland and along ancient tracks. Put on your clogs, backpack and go!
The walk starts opposite Leusbroekerweg 6 in Leusden. There are some parking spaces there. The route is 3 kilometers long and can be extended to 5 kilometers. The Schutpad can also be combined with the Termatenpad. Transfer points and routes are indicated on the map and in the field.
The route is marked in two directions, just follow the signs with the pink clog.
To enjoy this walk (dogs are not allowed):
- print out a free map of the clog trail of your choice (you can find the maps categorised by trail on the website of the Klompenpaden network);
- buy a trail leaflet for €2.00 at the Tourist Information Point Leusden;
- download the free app from the App Store or Google Play
Sights on this route
Starting point
Leusbroekerweg 6
Leusden
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Estate De Boom
With an area of over 1100 hectares, De Boom Estate is one of the largest estates in the province of Utrecht. It is a varied and scenic landscape between Leusden, Woudenberg, Achterveld and De Glind. The farms and houses on the estate can be recognized by their blue shutters,
