Lauwersoog
National Park Lauwersmeer is a nature reserve in the northern part of the Netherlands. It was established in 2003 and covers an area of around 60 square kilometers.
The park is known for its diverse landscapes, including wetlands, grasslands, forests, and a large, shallow lake, Lauwersmeer, which was created by the damming of the Lauwers Sea in 1969.
The park is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and birdwatchers, as it is home to a wide variety of bird species, including migratory birds. Visitors can explore the park by hiking, cycling, or taking boat trips to observe the natural beauty and wildlife of the area. It offers a peaceful and serene environment for outdoor activities and nature appreciation.
Here you will find National Park 'Lauwersmeer'
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Discover Lauwersmeer National Park, the Wadden Sea UNESCO World Heritage Site and the ancient coastal city of Dokkum by bike.
Een weekendtocht door het Groninger Waddengebied. 123 kilometer fietsen in twee of drie dagen, slapen op een mooie en kleinschalige...
The first stage of the trail sets off from the village of Lauwersoog and gives you a chance to explore the east shore of...
This bike track takes you through the unique and beautiful landscape of National Park Lauwersmeer.
Een wandelroute waarbij de vissersvrouw van 't Ailand Lauwersoog je meeneemt over de vissershaven Lauwersoog en je vele verhalen...
Wandel dwars door het Nationaal Park en ontdek de voormalige zeebodem.
Wandel van oud naar nieuw land en maak een tijdreis langs de Friese Waddenkust. Je wandelt deze etappe van Eastrum, een stokoude...
