The Goorloop is a small, meandering stream located in the Noord-Brabant province of the Netherlands, flowing through the municipality of Helmond and the surrounding natural landscape. Originating in the Sang en Goorkens nature reserve near Mierlo, this tributary of the Aa river winds its way through a mosaic of forests, agricultural fields, and restored natural areas before emptying into the Aa at Boerdronk. The stream corridor passes through and near the Stiphoutse Bossen forests and the nature reserve around Goor, creating a connected ecological landscape that supports a diverse range of wildlife. In recent years, significant restoration work has returned portions of the Goorloop to its original meandering course, with naturalized banks and ecological corridors established to reconnect fragmented habitats. The result is a charming, intimate waterway that offers a quiet and scenic angling experience in the heart of Noord-Brabant.