Micro-adventures in the hills of the Westhoek

The most beautiful views of the Westhoek

David Samyn

Small adventures await you in the hills of the Westhoek. In the farthest corner of Flanders, between the North Sea and French Flanders, lies the Westhoek. A green region full of hop fields, vineyards and rolling hills, criss-crossed with picturesque villages and historic towns. Once the battleground of the Great War, it is now a place of remembrance, as well as one of relaxation. Curious about what the Westhoek has to offer? Read on, be inspired and experience the most wonderful micro-adventures there yourself.

Create your own moments of joy in the hills of the Westhoek

You have a whole day ahead of you for an adventure. What would you like to do?

From adventurous peaks to serene valleys, the hills of the Westhoek invite you for an unforgettable experience. Climb to the highest point in Flanders, get lost in 'Little Switzerland' or tackle a challenging obstacle course. And, in between, enjoy a well-earned break with a picnic basket full of local delicacies while you gaze out over the rolling countryside. Whether you are looking for adventure, relaxation or a touch of history, you can find it all here.

Jan D'Hondt

Tiny tip:

Take on the iconic Flemish slopes with the Flandrien Challenge. The challenge: cyclists must complete 59 STRAVA segments on the Flemish roads within a 72-hour time frame.

See, touch, taste, experience

From breathtaking views to unique art objects in nature, the Westhoek has it all. Soar above the vineyards on the Cordoba cable car, wander along hidden paths or reach new heights. Discover our bucket list experiences, tick them off one by one, and create your own unforgettable memories.

Experience micro-adventures with maxi feeling

Cordoba cable car

Soar high above Hill Country in the iconic Cordoba cable car. Feel the jitters in your stomach as you glide over the undulating landscape and enjoy the panoramic views.

Vineyards

Discover a slice of wine culture in the heart of Heuvelland. Walk among the vines, learn about the winemaker's craft and be surprised by the region's unique terroir.