Top 3 Natural Monuments in Boswachterij Exloo
Boswachterij Exloo’s landscape is a beautiful place to explore — something that you can best experience by visiting one of our 3
beautiful natural monuments in Boswachterij Exloo. To help you find the one for, you can see all the details you need to explore the best natural monuments, and better plan your next outdoor adventure!
Last updated: June 21, 2026
Dolmen D30
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Glacier pit Ees
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Crooked Trees in Stormbos
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Dolmen D30
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Prinses Beatrix Oak
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This oak tree was planted in 1938 for the birth of Beatrix.
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It's definitely even more beautiful when the heather blooms in August/September.
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This dolmen is attributed to the Funnelbeaker culture, the collective name of a number of communities that lived in this area in the New Stone Age. It is perhaps no surprise that the pottery consisted mainly of funnel beakers. Evidence has been found that pottery containing remains of the funeral meal was buried in the grave. The serifs of dozens of pots have been found in the burial vault of dolmen D30, which was located at a depth of one meter.
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Here in front of you you see an oval/round depression in the field. Colloquially, this dry pingo ruin is also called a 'glacier pit'. And that is not without reason. Pingo ruins are the remains of a so-called pingo, a hill that was created by pushing ice during the last ice age (about 20,000 years ago). When this ice melted, a crater filled with water remained, which then became filled with peat. In some places, however, the craters remained dry because the bottom consisted of coarse sand in which water could not remain. The pingo ruin near Ees is such an example.
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The tree has now grown considerably.
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Such a terribly cool piece of unspoiled nature.
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