The Sommeltjespad is a popular walking route on the Dutch island of Texel, located near the village of De Waal. The route is specially designed for children and introduces them to the Texel legend of the Sommeltjes. According to legend, the Sommeltjes are small elf-like creatures that live in the Texel landscape. They are invisible to most people except children and animals. The Sommeltjes are protectors of nature and ensure that the plants and animals on Texel live in harmony. The Sommeltjespad is approximately 1.5 kilometers long and runs through a beautiful forest area. There are various signs along the route with information about the legend of the Sommeltjes and their role in the Texel landscape. There are also various play equipment and interactive elements, such as a spider web and a climbing tree, where children can enjoy themselves. The highlight of the walking route is the Sommeltjesbos, a special piece of nature where the Sommeltjes are said to live. According to legend, the forest was created because the Sommeltjes dropped a box of seeds. As a result, a special piece of forest with special plants and trees grew. There are also several Sommeltjes hidden along the route that children can look for. If you look carefully, you can even find a real Sommeltjes hut where the Sommeltjes would live. This makes for an exciting and adventurous experience for children. The Sommeltjespad is not only a fun activity for children, but also for adults who are interested in the Texel legend and the nature of the island . It offers a special and educational way to get acquainted with the culture and history of Texel, while enjoying the beautiful surroundings. |
Setting | Outdoor |
Average time | 1uur |
Free |
Monday | Unknown |
Tuesday | Unknown |
Wednesday | Unknown |
Thursday | Unknown |
Friday | Unknown |
Saturday | Unknown |
Sunday | Unknown |
8,304.54 km from Denver, United States |