Snijderspad - Observation point

Hidden among the pine trees, you’ll find the Snijderspad viewpoint, offering a surprising panorama over the forests, dunes, and the sea of Terschelling.

What to expect at the Snijderspad viewpoint

• Surprising view: From the wooden staircase of the viewpoint, you can look out over the treetops towards the dunes and the North Sea – an unexpected vista right in the middle of the forest.
• Peaceful spot: An ideal place to pause during a cycling trip or walk through the forests of West Terschelling.
• Historic location: From here you can see the area known as Groenplak, where a radar post of the Tigerstelling stood during the Second World War.
• Special name: The viewpoint is named after Bert Snijders, former district head of Staatsbosbeheer and an important figure in forest management on the island.

Practical information

• Location: The path to the viewpoint starts discreetly along the cycle path just outside West-Terschelling, marked by a modest
  name sign.
• Access: Free to visit; follow the signs and climb the wooden stairs to the viewing point.

Be surprised by the tranquil view and the unique history of the Snijderspad viewpoint on Terschelling. Perfect for nature lovers looking to escape the hustle and bustle.

Furthermore Snijderspad is near the following sights: Bunker museum (±300 m), De Richel (±350 m), Noordsvaarderij Horse-Drawn Carriage Rides (±550 m), Klimbos Klimdaris (±550 m) & Speeltuin MooiWeer (±600 m).

For information

Duinweg Halfweg 2, West-Terschelling