The Kadoelerbos lies parallel to the old coastline of the IJsselmeer and is a very varied forest. The subsoil contains a lot of boulder clay, which makes the soil more humid. Mushrooms grow very well here and nearly 1,500 different species have already been counted in the forest. The knolamanite, which is rare in our country and highly poisonous, is very common here, for example.
Kadoelerveld
Next to the Kadoelerbos and enclosed by the trees is the Kadoelerveld. This former...
The Kadoelerbos lies parallel to the old coastline of the IJsselmeer and is a very varied forest. The subsoil contains a lot of boulder clay, which makes the soil more humid. Mushrooms grow very well here and nearly 1,500 different species have already been counted in the forest. The knolamanite, which is rare in our country and highly poisonous, is very common here, for example.
Kadoelerveld
Next to the Kadoeler forest and enclosed by its trees is the Kadoelerveld. These former agricultural fields were transformed into nature areas a few years ago. This new nature, with ponds and marshy lowlands, forms a transition from the Kadoeler forest to the open polder landscape. Plants and animals already living in the Voorsterbos are thus given a larger habitat and can better maintain and spread. And with success: the kingfisher is now regularly spotted here! A herd of Scottish Highlanders also lives here. Very impressive to see at such close quarters!
Source: Natuurmonumenten
Via duckboards and bridges, you can take a beautiful walk through the Kadoeler forest. Search for Kadoelerbos on this site and then click on 'Kadoelerbos route'.
