Rondeweg in Zoutleeuw Reopened for Walkers

The restored footpath now better connects surrounding streets to the Provincial Domain Het Vinne.

Generic image of a paved walking path through a green Flemish landscape with trees and fields, under a clear blue sky.
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Generic image of a paved walking path through a green Flemish landscape with trees and fields, under a clear blue sky.

The Rondeweg in Zoutleeuw has been reopened for walkers, enhancing the connection between surrounding streets and the Provincial Domain Het Vinne.

The Rondeweg, an important connection in the hamlet behind the Vinnemeer, has been reopened. Walkers can once again enjoy a peaceful local walking loop. The restored footpath also provides a better link between Grote Vinnestraat, Vinnestraat, Zwartaardeweg, and the Provincial Domain Het Vinne.
The restoration of the path followed an extensive process involving research into its historical location, mapping the site, and carrying out the necessary work to restore accessibility.
The reopening was achieved through collaboration between Stad Zoutleeuw, Provinciedomein Het Vinne, Regionaal Landschap Zuid-Hageland, the Technisch Uitvoerende Dienst, Den Doolaard, and the involved landowners. The restoration not only makes a valuable slow road accessible again but also significantly strengthens the local walking network.
Based on information from the official source: Stad Zoutleeuw (20/10/2026)