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Magnificent in spring when the daffodils are in bloom, in autumn for the flamboyant colours of the deciduous trees, and largely shaded during the summer months. Set off to explore the Ermitage halfway along the route and the Réserve des Pairées, a juniper-lined reserve that you’ll pass on both the outward and return journeys.

In the Centre Ardenne region, explore the forest paths of the Bois de Chamont, the farm tracks of Transinne, the Pont de la Justice, the Roche des Nutons, LandArt and much more...

An eight-shaped route to the legendary site of Rocher du Cuy, also known as Roche aux Nutons, and the Villance forest. Nutons are creatures from Belgian and Ardennes folklore, often described as small, skilful beings living in caves and near waterways.

A very easy family walk with footbridges, pontoons, springs, a pond and different species of trees. Twelve stages to discover mark this circular loop, which is as beautiful in autumn as it is in summer. Mobile app "Luna and the Guardians" for an interactive experience.

Troufferies: a Walloon word meaning peat bogs, i.e. a place where peat is extracted. Peat was extracted in Libin from the Middle Ages until the 1930s. Come and stroll through a forest landscape of marshes, peat bogs, mud flats and moors... unusual in this part of the Ardennes.

A climb from Clervaux to a superb view of the abbey bell tower and the valley, then a route mainly through forest, finally returning along the Irbich river on country roads or dirt tracks. You can shorten the walk by continuing from (6) to Drauffelt station (6 km in total) and returning by train (free on the GDL).

This route combines rural exploration, panoramic views, rocks and forest single trails, between the water's edge and rocky passages. Although the outward journey is not particularly difficult, please note that the ridge crossing is a demanding section that should not be underestimated!

Starting from the old Redu railway station, now converted into a lodge, take a walk through the Grande Forêt de Saint-Hubert, along the Ry des Glands, then the Ry de Houssi and finally along the Lesse. Immerse yourself in the forest, among conifers and deciduous trees.

Discover the Notre-Dame des Pauvres Chapel, whose stained-glass windows, dedicated to the Virgin Mary, allow light to penetrate under the arch sheltering the Virgin of Banneux. Beforehand, cross the Pont des Cloyes, a prime spot for observing herons, mallards, kingfishers and other birds of the Lomme.

Starting from the village of Maillen, set off to discover Crupet, one of the most beautiful villages in Wallonia. Visit its Saint Antoine cave and admire its Carondelet keep. Return via the village of Ivoy and its 13th-century church.

Passing by La Potale and the Chapel of Saint Barbara, patron saint of slate miners, set off to discover the remains of the Hermitage of Saint Bernard of Bertrix, starting from La Roche aux Corbeaux in Herbeumont. Along the way, look out for the various slate quarries known as La Côte de Champion, La Goutelle Husson and Linglé.

From the village of Smuid (pronounced Smoui), discover the Étang des Moines and the remains of the Marsolle blast furnace.

From Sedan Castle, set off through the Val d’Olly to explore the Sedan State Forest and the Givonne Stream, following the route of the former Bouillonnais railway line. Once you’ve crossed the border, walk through the Bouillon Botanical Arboretum and finish at the Ramonette viewpoint overlooking Bouillon Castle.

Voted Germany’s most beautiful hiking trail in 2021, the Vulkamaarpfad offers magnificent views and varied trails. This circular route is shorter than the original trail but showcases the very best of this region’s beauty. The motto of the VulkaMaar trail is: “Maars, castles and unspoilt nature”.

From the Roche du Chat viewpoint via the Vanne des Moines, a short forest trail starting from Les Epioux.

Set off to explore the Tombeau du Géant viewpoint in Botassart, passing by the ruins of Château le Duc, the Chapel of the Immaculate Conception in Botassart and returning via the Rocher des Gattes viewpoint, the Lyru viewpoint, the Gué des Invasions, also known as the Gué du Loquet, and the two small museums in Ucimont.

Follow in the footsteps of fugitives and resistance fighters who used the forest paths, trails and little-used country roads along this route. A few information panels and, above all, the Kléngelbaach stream, a key point of passage between the two countries, await you along the way.

From Troisvierges station, set off to explore the Cinqfontaines convent, an iconic site of the Second World War in Luxembourg. Continue this pleasant circular route towards Maulesmillen, taking in the panoramic views of the Luxembourg countryside.

Pass under trees, pastures, rocky outcrops, streams and enjoy unobstructed views of the peaks. A superb condensed route that is well worth the detour and requires a little effort.

From Darstein, a village in the Wasgau – a region straddling the Franco-German border in the Northern Vosges and known as Vasgovie in French – set off to explore Immersberg, Hauselstein, Hockerstein, Nesselbergfelsen, Hühnerstein, Kühungerfelsen…

Explore the forest to discover the Roche Perette and then the Rocher du Chat viewpoint, follow the Semois twice and finish at the château and the Épioux pond.

Discover the rocky outcrops of the Rocher du Saltire, and perhaps its heather depending on the season, as well as the view over the Semois from Le Castelain.

A short walk through the hills above Dohan to explore the Chapel of Buhan, passing by the Viaumont viewpoint and the Moulin Hideux.

The Thiérache is a fragmented region, spread across two countries, three French departments (Nord, Aisne and Ardennes) and two Belgian provinces (Hainaut and Namur). As you wander through the forest, discover the Namur part of the Thiérache, with the Ry d’Alyse forming the border with France, the remains of the now-abandoned slate quarries, and also the site of the Centre of Europe from the time when there were only 15 of us and the United Kingdom was still part of it.

A delightful mix of sights to discover throughout these 8 km: some lovely viewpoints, including Rocher à Pic and the La Lesse quarry, the Ellinchamps Forest Reserve, the bread oven and the Belvaux Chapel, as well as the Herdal Resurgence on the way back.

A shaded route through the Chiny Forest, where you can explore the wild Vierre, a tributary of the Semois, after the dam of the same name.

Route around the Domaine des Grottes de Han, through the woods and countryside of Han-sur-Lesse, passing through various small nature reserves and woodland areas, at the Resteigne Hermitage and the Griffaloux viewpoint.

From Château d’Herbeumont, set off via the Herbeumont Viaduct into the Bois de Conques, home to the Grotte des Moines and the 17th-century Redoute des Mauleus. Follow the Semois river, discover the Castelain viewpoint, and return via the Bois de Sainte-Cécile and the Libaipire viewpoint overlooking the Tombeau du Chevalier and Herbeumont Castle.

Views of the Tyrrhenian Sea from Solenzara and Pinarellu, the Aiguilles de Bavella massif and the Monastery of the Assunta Gloriosa via the ascent of Monte Santu... What superb panoramas... Tra mare a monte! Circular inspired by the Monte Santu d'Incantesimu hike.

Only one climb and one descent, but what a beautiful view awaits you. View of the villages of Alta Rocca: Zonza, Quenza and Serra di Scopamène, as well as the Bavella Needles.

Head down to the Col de Bacinu via a balcony path, stopping off at a rocky plateau where a splendid view of Porto-Vecchio Bay awaits you. Continue on to the Bacinu Fountain and return via the same path.

Set off to explore U Castellu and the Circinellu Cave, a prehistoric site steeped in revolutionary history from the time of Paoli. Then climb up to Bocca di Ghjuva via the Mare a Mare Centre and, after passing Bocca di Minagoli, descend through a chestnut forest towards Ania.

Follow this challenging circular route along the Cinaghja and Barola paths towards Li Ponti di Marionu and return via the path of the same name, which runs along the left bank of the Cavu.

It is one of the largest islands in the Venetian Lagoon, with a population of around 5,000. The island of Murano is world-famous for its glassworks.

The Monte Ceva–Spinefrasse area is one of the most interesting in the Euganean Hills of Veneto. It resembles a semi-circular amphitheatre of hills, whose peaks do not exceed 255 m in height. Its distinctive geological composition, of volcanic origin, is what makes it unique; combined with the region’s microclimate, this has allowed a natural oasis to form.

Come and walk on Monte Alto, Monte Trevisan and Monte Alto dea Soiva, hills forming part of the Euganean Hills in Veneto, and finish at Villa Draghi, which has become the symbol of Montegrotto Terme.

Head to Schuttbourg Castle via three national trails: the Escapardenne Eisleck Trail, the Sentier du Nord and finally the Escapardenne Lee Trail.

The Ardennes aren’t just made up of coniferous forests… There are also valleys, pastures, hay meadows, copses and farmland… Come and discover this other side of the Ardennes with this circular route through open countryside.

From one side to the other, circular walk from Kautenbach in the Our Nature Park.

A magnificent walk through the Bois du Defoi, a mix of footpaths and forest tracks… a mix of streams, characteristic trees and sculptures.

A few steps from the French border, La Roche à l'Appel is a geological curiosity located in one of the Gaume nature reserves, in the village of Muno. It appears as a chaotic pile of enormous blocks of Fépin puddingstone.

Starting from one of Wallonia’s most beautiful villages, this is a leisurely walk to discover the five-trunk oak.

A leisurely walk through the rock fissures of Nommern with a gentle return via wide forest paths.

A bit of land art, small religious buildings, Roman qanats, a nature reserve... A circular route just 10 minutes from Luxembourg City.

Discover all the facets of the ruins of Bourscheid Castle on its rocky outcrop. This castle is not only the largest in the country but also one of the most important between the Rhine and the Meuse.

Route on one of the slopes of the Semois, from Bertrix to Cugnon, from the Château des Fées to the Point de Vue de La Mergire, from the Moulin de Cugnon to the Old Cemetery of Mortehan, returning via the old Bertrix-Herbeumont railway line, now the RAVeL and Route des Pierres qui Parlent.

Start at the Ermitage de Saint-Léger, continue towards the Trou du Pérou and its waterfall, pass by the Étang du Fourneau David, then the Source Pétrifiante, and finish by crossing the Bois de Saint-Léger.

Starting from Azy, a hamlet in the municipality of Florenville, discover the Semois, the Dolmen d'Azy and the Point de Vue de Bohahan.

Set off to explore the magnificent landscapes between the Ardennes and Lorraine, from the Marais de Grendel Nature Reserve to Colpach Castle with its permanent sculpture trail, Colp’Art.

Set off to explore the Kuelebierg Chapel in the heart of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg’s woods and, at the end of the route, discover a superb panoramic view of the Pall Valley from the Saint-Willibrord Chapel in Guirsch.