Happen en Stappen in Asten industrie noord

I walked the Mheer-Noorbeek route. None of the junctions listed on the route were correct. They were either compiled from the office or hadn't been checked in ages. It's also strange that lunch isn't scheduled until the end of the walk (in our case, at 4:00 PM).

We had a wonderful day! We walked the "De Posbank en de mooie Veluwezoom" route and saw some beautiful places! Both restaurants knew we were coming and were very welcoming. The food was excellent value for money; we enjoyed delicious meals at both locations. Happen en Stappen clearly states in advance that the routes are poorly signposted and recommends downloading the corrected route. Do this! This way, you'll walk the route flawlessly without straying. If you don't, it's really your own fault. All in all, highly recommended!

Walked the Zaanse Schans route, very touristy and you walk through an industrial estate for a while, while there are many nicer routes in the area

What a terrible gift. Inflexible, unclear. The app doesn't work. I received a route in GPX format. What should I do with this?

We went for a bite to eat and a walk in Appelscha. It was a fun route and the food was delicious!

We had some problems initially to arrange our food and steps with our voucher. This because the restaurant was closed due to personal circumstances (that can always happen and also all understanding for that). But the customer service helped us very well. We also had a fantastic day in den Wijngaard. Recommended!

Today I had a lovely walk around Slenaken. It was just a shame that the directions weren't always accurate, which meant a considerable detour. And as a result, I arrived too late to enjoy the lunch menu. Luckily, the owner had an alternative.

Today we went on a wonderful walk with the four of us near Diessen. We received a warm welcome at Kerkzicht cafe with delicious apple pie and coffee or tea. From there, we walked to Horst party center in Haghorst, where we enjoyed a delicious soup. After another 7 km, we arrived back at our starting point. There we enjoyed a delicious main course. We truly had a fantastic day, and we received a very warm welcome at both locations. I highly recommend Happen en Stap (Happen and Walk) to everyone.

On Saturday August 28, we did our 4th stage Happen en Stappen with friends, after this experience this is also the last! We have also placed the complaints/review below on the Fletcher Hotel Wolfheze website. The route was very poorly marked, no clear starting points. Fletcher Hotel probably can't do anything about this, but the following points can. Very poor reception at the Fletcher Hotel Wolfheze. (Impersonal) Coffee with Apple Pie was okay. Reception at the "12 hours" in Doorwerth was good, they were immediately asked if the route was clear (it had already been discussed before that the route was not good) However, here we got canned soup, watery and little taste, with buttered baguette. Then I completed the route as best as possible with the help of Google maps. After arriving at the Fletcher Hotel Wolfheze, we were placed separately in a corner of the building, outside the Restaurant, where there was still plenty of room, but we were not allowed to sit there. Upon arrival we were told that we were given Satay (2 skewers) and had no other choice. After a long wait we had to ask for a drink, to which the waiter said "I'll take that quickly." It was too much trouble. After some time, 4 plates were placed on the table, while the tables were still dirty and after we reported it to reception, they came to clean them while the food was already on the table. (we sat with our plates in the air) After this report at reception, another employee would come to the table to apologize, but unfortunately no compensation, we were completely ignored. This package is certainly not worth €27.95 pp, which is a shame. So all in all a big flop and will therefore not book Happen en Stappen again. We hope to warn future customers to also avoid a flop. Advice to you, stop these catering establishments and make a clear route description, but not like this.

Today we had a lovely walk in the Limburg hills. The day ended with a dinner at Eetcafe Tinus in Noorbeek. A disaster. Never been treated so rudely by the staff and also had to pay far too much under pressure from 3 employees. I advise everyone not to go to Eetcafe Tinus. We are used to better at Happen en Stappen.

I walked along the Lange Linschoten, between Linschoten and Oudewater. A very beautiful part of the Netherlands! It was a shame that almost the entire route was on paved roads, thankfully with not much traffic. The starting point was Het Wapen van Linschoten. This restaurant had just reopened, so the welcome was rather chaotic. However, they were incredibly hospitable; we were even given an umbrella! At Joia in Oudewater, we felt like they weren't really interested in guests who were just having a bite to eat or going out. The soup was tasty, but the service was very reserved. Dinner in Linschoten was disappointing; we were given a choice of pasta salad or mussels. My walking companion doesn't like mussels, so the decision was quickly made. The service was still a bit chaotic, but again, incredibly friendly. All in all, I definitely didn't think this walk was worth the money. Fortunately, I had a very positive experience with the "bites" section in the Achterhoek region (Laren), so I know that this concept can work if the restaurants and cafes are also enthusiastic about it.

A beautiful walking route, Burgundian Brabant. Received with coffee/tea and cake at the starting point... Walked our route with dogs and ate a delicious soup at the next restaurant... back to the start/end point had a delicious luxurious sandwich. One thing made the day completely complete. This means that if you come with dogs, there should be a bowl of water and perhaps a small dog snack.

from Oisterwijk de Gerrit Hoeve, to Moergestel het Draaiboompje, is the first part along a road where cars, cyclists and cyclists drive, which is not nice!!! Greetings Bep Buijlinckx