Welcome to hiking group Love 2 Walk by Veronique Camerlinckx

Veronique Camerlinckx

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    Who is the walking coach?  

    Veronique Camerlinckx (58) decided to become a Pink Ribbon walking coach in 2020. During an extended period of illness, she discovered for herself how nice it is to join a group of walkers. Thus it began to itch for her to start a walking group herself. "It gave me so much positive energy and satisfaction to be able to support people in recovery. The guiding principles of my walks are: peace - connection - love of nature," Veronique says.

    In three words, this coach would describe herself as creative, caring and loving. The best compliment she ever received was "Thanks to you I feel like living again, you are a superhero."

    How often do we go hiking?  

    Twice a month, Veronique schedules a walk on Wednesday evenings at 7 p.m. She also heads out every Sunday, meeting at 10 a.m. The walks vary between 5 and 10 kilometers.  

    What region are we hiking in?  

    Love 2 Walk walks in the region of Het Meetjesland: Aalter, Maldegem, Eeklo and Drongengoedbos.

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