Category: The Road to the Extremes
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De Moeren – the Lowest Point in Belgium
The receptionist who spoke English was stunningly beautiful — the kind of beauty that makes you briefly forget what you were about to say. […]
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Bargen – the Northernmost Point of Switzerland
My hesitant explanation didn’t convince them, so they directed me to a more thorough inspection. […]
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Kneiff – the Highest Point in Luxembourg
I took one last look toward the Belgian hills in the fading light before heading back down the narrow road. […]
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Schmëtt – the Northernmost Point of Luxembourg
She didn’t go to the stone marker, though, but instead headed to a nearby traffic sign and began rummaging behind it. […]
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Boulaide – the Westernmost Point of Luxembourg
Only then did I realize that on these long, straight roads some drivers might not see me in time — and indeed, it didn’t take long before a BMW flew past. […]
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Büllingen – the Easternmost Point of Belgium
I carefully cross again, jump over the ditch — and just like that, I’m back in Belgium. […]
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Signal de Botrange – the Highest Point in Belgium
And guess who took the wrong turn straight out of the parking lot? […]
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Vaalserberg – the Highest Point in the Netherlands
Everyone seems to be their own supermodel today, exploring every possible angle before the next person steps in. […]
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Neuendorf-Sachsenbande – the Lowest Point in Germany
“A point is a point, not an area,” argued a farmer from the Wilstermarsch. […]
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Rickelsbüller Koog – the Northernmost Point of Mainland Germany
One sight made me feel mixed emotions: a man walking back from Denmark carrying a plastic bag full of discarded bottles. […]
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Bad Nieuweschans – the Easternmost Point of the Netherlands
Cars flew past at full speed while I stood still, sheltered by bushes and surrounded by autumn-coloured leaves. […]
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De Goudsberg – the Geographical Center of the Netherlands
I went with the first option—God’s Mountain—but, unfortunately, that turned out to be wrong. It’s the Gold Mountain instead. […]








