Nationaal Park Sallandse Heuvelrug - Foto: Pauline Joosten via Natuurmonumenten
Levendbarende hagedis - Foto: Judith Bouma via Natuurmonumenten
Sallandse Ridge National Park

Sallandse Ridge National Park - Nijverdal

N 52.3531945 / E 6.4491174

The Sallandse Heuvelrug is one of the largest contiguous nature reserves with a wealth of animals and plants. One of the animals that deserves special attention is the black grouse. One of the last populations in Western Europe lives here. Staatsbosbeheer and Natuurmonumenten work together to keep the heathland vital and rich in structure. In order to guarantee peace in the breeding season, part of the paths will be closed to visitors. Fortunately, there is much more to discover: the rare great crested newt, the viviparous lizard and the nightjar and wheatear have found a habitat here because of the fens and pools. So take your time for the Sallandse Heuvelrug: you can wander here for hours.

The photo of the Palthetoren was made for Natuurmonumenten by Pauline Joosten, the photo of the viviparous lizard by Judith Bouma.

Nationaal Park Sallandse Heuvelrug - Foto: Pauline Joosten via Natuurmonumenten
Levendbarende hagedis - Foto: Judith Bouma via Natuurmonumenten

Sallandse Ridge National Park
Rietslenke
7441 PH Nijverdal

Contact details
T: +31356559911
E: info@natuurmonumenten.nl

Opening hours
Open 24 hours
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