The Dutch railways have set up walking routes from one railway station to the other – and this one can be walked by description, map – and GPS data. So I downloaded the GPX file: both route and waypoints into Mapsource, and loaded it all, inclusing surrounding maps, into my GPS unit.
The walk leads into the Veluwezoom National Park, then with a large bend back to the railroad. It follows three long-distance footpaths: The Veluwe Zwerfpad, Maarten van Rossum pad and Trekvogelpad. Most is through woods – but the environment can be quite different: Open woods of beeches on the high grounds; dense, dark patches of pine and fir; open at other places; or patches of woodland between meadows and acres. This can be seen in the images I took.
Of course, the walk has also been tracked, and can be downloaded in Garmin, general and CSV formats.
The original description and map, as well as the GPS data can be downloaded from this web page.