Are you coming to see lambs on the Hoge Berg? In the spring you can see them running and jumping everywhere. The Hoge Berg is an ancient, rolling icon landscape. Sheep have been grazing here for centuries. You can see that in the sheep sheds, the vortexes and the many garden walls that you walk past. The lamb walk also takes you past grove 't Doolhof and insect reserve De Zandkuil. Do you want to see more? The walk can easily be extended to the Georgian cemetery, the Wezenputten and the Brakestein country estate. The Bakker family of sheep farm De Waddel maintains the landscape on the Hoge Berg and works in a nature-inclusive way and as circular as possible. The walk is 3.3 km and takes you largely on unpaved paths. Boots or sturdy shoes are recommended. You will receive a route booklet with information about the area and De Waddel. There is also a longer route. For children there is a treasure hunt with a woolly surprise and you will also receive a package with goodies from De Waddel: a piece of sheep cheese, a sheep sausage and a jar of quince jelly. To enjoy on the go or at home afterwards. Times: on Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays you can book the walk at various times. Look for the times in the calendar at the price overview. Costs: € 18.50 per group (from 1 to 8 people). Please note: you book 1 ticket for the whole group! The treasure hunt incl. surprise costs € 2.50 per child. You pay this on arrival at the farm. Tickets are available, click on 'View times' to book. Can't do this? Then call +31222 314 741 or visit the VVV Texel shop.