Holiday apartment in Notter: Nature, Trails and Culture on the Regge

Notter is situated on the Regge. Around the river, trails connect with a cultural landscape, hills and pastureland; the surrounding area and the wider regional area also include castles and a monastery. Along the Regge, hiking and cycling routes meet a cultural landscape, hills and pastureland.

Trails along the Regge and the Grimberg Route

The Grimberg hiking route starts at the Grimberg trail network starting point at Klokkendijk 14 in Notter, by the Grimberghoeve. From there, follow the blue arrows of the hiking trail network. The route runs along the Regge through a varied cultural landscape. The markers remain the key guide for the rest of the route.

There are numerous hiking and cycling routes along the Regge near Notter. Between Notter and Zuna, hikers and cyclists can cross the Regge at any time using the manually operated chain ferry. Anyone planning a route between the two villages can include this crossing as a separate section. The ferry crossing adds the river as an additional traversable section of the tour route.

Hills, pastureland and parkland

Rijsserberg is a hill in the immediate vicinity of Notter. Noetselerberg is a hill in the area around Notter, as is Wullenberg. They can be included when planning a day focused on the landscape, alongside the connection with the river. For a day focused on the landscape, all three hills can be included in the planning alongside the connection with the river.

Hereford cows and their calves graze on the associated pastureland and in the Grimberghoeve's own nature reserve. Boswachterij Haarle, a park, is also located in the area around Notter.

Castles, monastery and the trace of the Havezate

Kasteel Twickel is a castle in the area around Notter. De Zwanenhof is a monastery in the area around Notter. Kasteel Eerde and Kasteel Oolde are located in the wider regional area around Notter. Visitors interested in culture can distinguish between Kasteel Twickel and De Zwanenhof in the surrounding area and Kasteel Eerde and Kasteel Oolde in the wider regional area when planning their visit. The Havezate traces also draw attention to the history of Grimberg.

Of the former Grimberg Havezate, only the moats and two brick gate pillars with sandstone caps and ornamental vases remain.

Artisanal dairy products from Notter

Reggezuivel produces artisanal dairy products on its farm in Notter. At Reggezuivel, you can taste the products and visit the farm, provided it is open. Tasting and visiting depend on the farm being open. Anyone combining this activity with a visit should take the opening condition into account when planning the day. The farm being open is a prerequisite for tasting and visiting.

Other places in the region

For further orientation, you can also consider Zuna, Enter, Hoge Hexel and Wierden.

To the higher-level travel overview: Wierden.