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A somewhat challenging route to begin with, taking you up to the heights of Engis and offering some fine views over the Meuse valley. The return journey, which is more gentle, follows tree-lined paths. This route is notably featured in the Adeps walk in November 2026.

An easy walk taking you from one side of the Mehaigne Valley to the other, starting from Wanze, offering some lovely views of the Mehaigne Valley and the Meuse Valley. The route passes close to Wanzoul Castle and Moha Castle (medieval ruins) and runs alongside the Moha nature reserve (former quarry). Most of the route follows quiet roads or hard-surfaced paths.

A walk mainly through woodland, offering the chance to explore the Bois de Wanhériffe on the northern slope of the Meuse between Couthuin and Java, as well as the Bois de Bas-Oha – a more rural section offering breathtaking views over the Meuse valley. The route also runs alongside the Vins des Cinq (XXV) vineyard, whose reputation is second to none!

A pleasant and varied walk through woods and fields starting from the village of Nandrin. The route is fairly easy (apart from a slightly rough descent at km 6), offering some lovely views of the rolling Condroz countryside.

A pleasant and varied walk, combining culture and exercise, in and around Tongeren, Belgium’s oldest town. It takes you through the historic districts (the Beguinage, the ramparts, the basilica, etc.) as well as the adjoining nature reserve. The Geer (Jeker in Dutch), its branches and tributaries are a defining feature of the region.

From the village of Fallais, the walk leads to the hamlet of Pitet, passing the small ‘Réserve de la Quiétude’ nature reserve and through the fields. The route continues through Les Falihottes, past its old mill and the former forge of the Pitet manor farm, and runs alongside its arbour. It then reaches the hamlet of Hosdent, known as the Village du Saule, before returning to Fallais via the RAVeL L127.

A varied, somewhat challenging walk starting from the village of Membre-sur-Semois, heading to the meander below Le Jambon via the bridge and tunnel of the old local road. The route heads for the footbridge at the far end of the meander and returns to Bohan via the Semois hillside. From Bohan, the return journey follows the ridge (passing through the hamlet known as ‘Les 8 Semois’) before descending back to Membre. There are opportunities to take shortcuts along the way.

A very strenuous walk along the heights on either side of the Ourthe Valley, starting from Esneux. The route heads to the small village of Fontin via a steep path, before descending to the hamlet of Méry. It then climbs towards the village of Frêchereux, cutting across the circular bend in the river, before finally following the river and returning to the starting point via the hills.

A fairly varied walk around the Albert Canal and part of Montagne Saint-Pierre, including a short detour into Dutch territory. The route passes by Neercanne Castle, where the Maastricht Treaty was signed on 9 December 1991.

A somewhat challenging hike starting from the Moulin du Broukay and the Tour d’Eben-Ezer in Eben, on the northern slope of the Geer valley, leading to the Montagne Saint-Pierre Nature Reserve, on the other side of the stream. The reserve offers some fine views of the Meuse valley and the Albert Canal.

Starting from Bois d'Ohey, the route leads to the Struvaux stream and its many "little bridges", then through the woods to the hamlet of Strud and back via Haltinne, on a more open route. The trails are embellished with a few works of art; moreover, (re)discovering Haltinne Castle is always a pleasure!

A varied hike starting from the banks of the Meuse, tackling the wooded slope of the Boussale stream. The walk continues towards Coutisse, crossing the Bois de Passe Peau and then the Bois de Heer, with a detour via the Moulin de Kevret.

Discover a viewpoint above a bend in the Semois river at Bohan. The route starts from the hamlet of Terne, above Vresse. After passing the viewpoint, the route winds along the top of the Semois hillside to reach the Col de Conrad and then the Flachi Chapel.

A varied walk starting on the Meuse hillside and then, after a steep climb, reaching the Solières stream valley. The return journey is via the Grand Henimont and Gives woods.

A varied walk from the heights of the commune of Ombret, leading to the banks of the Meuse, which you can cross via the new cycle and footbridge at the Ampsin-Neuville lock and its facilities, including the original fish ladder. The return journey takes you through the Neuville-sous-Huy and Saint-Lambert national forest.

A peaceful walk, both rural and countryside, along the banks and immediate surroundings of the Mehaigne and its tributary, the Soile, between the villages of Avin and Meeffe, passing through Ambresin. The most pleasant section is undoubtedly the one that runs alongside the Mehaigne (known asthe"Sentier de la Mouhagne"), but the country lanes, lined with tall hedges that provide ideal shade along the route, also have their charm.

Starting from Spy Church, overlooking the square of the same name, the route leads to the small village of Onoz through fields, which can be seen at the bottom of a wooded valley along the Orneau. From there, shaded paths follow the banks of the stream and then explore the Bois de la Veuve and Bois du Bètch-aus-Rotches woods, located on the side of the valley. The route inevitably passes by the Spy Man's cave and the museum dedicated to him.

A very beautiful, somewhat hilly hike starting from Fouron-Saint-Pierre, taking you through the Konenbos, Veursbos and Vrouwenbos forest reserves, interspersed with more rural landscapes. The route also crosses the Pietershof vineyard. At the end of the walk, you can take a break at the Commanderie, either to visit the site or to enjoy a delicious rainbow trout, as there is a fish farm (the oldest in Belgium!) next door.

This is a somewhat challenging hike through the woods on either side of the Fond d'Ohxe valley in the Saint-Lambert National Forest.Starting from the ruins of the Church of Notre-Dame in Ombret, the circuit skirts the hamlet of Les Communes before climbing into the woods, then descending shortly afterwards into the Fond d'Ohxe and climbing back up the other side through the Bois des Dames and Bourgogne woods. The return journey is again through the woods, on the opposite side, offering some beautiful views of the Meuse valley at the end of the walk.

A walk through the woods of Esneux, starting from the hamlet of Rond Chêne and heading towards the hamlet of Lagrange, with the return route taking you through the lower part of the Bois de la Chapelle. The route runs mainly under the canopy of trees. It passes through the Tessenire Arboretum, amongst other places.

This route, at the eastern end of the Condroz, takes us between the villages of Rotheux-Rimière and Tavier through woods and tree-lined paths. It offers some fine views of the ‘corrugated iron’ landscape of this unspoilt region.

A walk, presenting no particular difficulty, leading from one Condroz ridge to another in the commune of Évelette, and offering some fine views, both of the countryside and of the large surrounding farms. It passes through the villages of Tahier and Libois before reaching Évelette.

A Condroz walk through the valley of the Ruisseau de Solières, starting from the hamlet of Bohisseaux, leading through woods, meadows and across fields towards the village of the same name, with the return route taking you through the valley of the Ruisseau de Chessin, further south. 

Explore the Meuse hillside, starting from the village of Bas-Oha. The route climbs gradually up the hillside towards the plateau, heads towards the top of the Bois de Fond du Ri and then descends gradually back towards the Meuse at Java. There are some lovely views of the opposite side of the valley.

The upper reaches of the Geer, between Lens-Saint-Servais and Hollogne-sur-Geer, are largely set in woodland along much of its course. This route also offers the chance to linger in the Haut-Geer nature reserve (the settling ponds of the former sugar factory) and discover its birdlife.

A very lovely walk offering some beautiful panoramic views of the valleys surrounding the River Samson. Starting from the small village of Bonneville, you walk along the upper slope of the Meuse towards the hamlet of Samson, then descend to the level of the stream of the same name, before climbing again towards the village of Maizeret and returning to the Samson via the ridges overlooking the village of Goyet.

A countryside walk starting from Jehay, passing memorable sites such as the castle of the same name and the Abbaye de la Paix-Dieu, as well as a few large, typical Hesbion farms. Part of the route also follows the wetlands of the Ruisseau de Châlet and its unique biotope.

A pleasant walk from one side of the Geer valley to the other, around the village of Wonck, between Eben-Emael and Bassenge. The route alternates between meadows, fields and tree-lined paths, whilst offering some interesting views. Don’t miss a visit to the Eben-Ezer Tower and its flint museum!

A very lovely walk, much of it through woodland, starting from the banks of the Meuse and heading up the small valley of the Bousalle stream to reach the hamlet of the same name. The return journey takes you back up through the Bois de Gives before descending back into the valley.The route can quite easily be shortened to around ten kilometres, if necessary.

The Sclaigneaux Nature Reserve features a habitat heavily influenced by human activities over the last century. The walk crosses the reserve from one end to the other, ending at the bottom of the Loysse Stream valley. It then climbs towards the hamlet of Chant d’Oiseaux to reach the edge of the Hesbignon plateau. The descent from the village of Petit-Waret follows unobtrusive paths through meadows and fields, finally returning to the Sclaigneaux Nature Reserve.

A leisurely walk towards the Mehaigne valley, starting from the village of Longpré. The route leads to the village of Huccorgne through the fields, before following the Mehaigne river to Moha and its feudal castle. Along this route, the landscape is shaped by limestone quarries, parts of which have been converted into nature reserves.

It is always a pleasure to walk along the long lane leading to Modave Castle, to catch a glimpse of it as you pass, then to discover the small, steep-sided valley of the old village of Petit Modave, before continuing towards the hamlet of Val Tibiémont and its ford. The walk continues along the wooded banks of the Hoyoux until you reach the village of Les Avins, before returning to Modave via a section of the RAVeL cycle path, then crossing the Thier de la Croix nature reserve and finally the countryside around Linchet.

A pleasant walk, both rural and countryside-like, along and around the streams of the Petite Gette and Henri-Fontaine in the village of Orp (municipality of Orp-Jauche). The route includes a short detour into the Paradis municipal nature and educational reserve – a former chalk quarry. Before heading back, the route takes a brief side trip to the village of Petit-Hallet, returning via the GR® 579. This route can be shortened by three kilometres if necessary.

A pleasant, shaded route towards the Belvédère de Membre-sur-Semois and its observation tower, starting from the villages of Vresse-sur-Semois and Laforêt. The first part of the route follows the course of the Semois, then climbs almost the entire height difference to reach the viewpoint. The rest of the route is more peaceful, winding through the Bois de Rabumont on the plateau separating the two villages.

This circular route starting from Fumal winds through the Burdinale-Mehaigne Nature Park, passing successively through the villages of Huccorgne and Marneffe, before returning to Fumal via the countryside around Fallais.

An unusual walk starting from the small village of Lanaye, traversing the Montagne Saint-Pierre nature reserve from the Albert Canal, before reaching the Geer valley via the Fort d'Eben-Emael. The route also offers stunning views of the Lanaye locks and the Meuse valley across the border.

A very lovely walk, somewhat challenging, starting from Sugny, mainly through woodland but offering some fine views. Return via the ridge along the Chemin de Sedan.

Starting from the hamlet of Chokier, on the banks of the Meuse, this route – although close to the heavy industrial estates of the Meuse region – offers a pleasant walk through refreshing, peaceful countryside. It passes through the ‘Sous les Roches’ nature reserve and runs alongside the castles of Aigremont and Chokier.

This walk allows you to discover one of the most beautiful circular loops of the Ourthe, starting from the small town of Esneux. The highlight is the panoramic view that greets walkers from the Roche aux Faucons.

A pleasant circular walk taking you around and through the woods of Tihange and Neuville-sous-Huy to reach the Condroz plateau. The walk continues through woods and fields before finally descending into the undergrowth, running alongside the Tibetan Institute in particular.

A very beautiful walk in the Pays de Herve, offering lovely views over the Val de la Berwinne and the Aubel region. The route, mainly through wooded countryside, passes by the American memorial and the Henri-Chapelle golf course.

The Hesbaye region of Liège is not only characterised by its rich agricultural plain, but also by its charming sites, consisting of wetlands, copses and sunken paths. This route, which starts in the village of Petit-Hallet, offers views of the vast plain, but above all allows you to discover pleasant places in the heart or on the outskirts of the villages that stretch along the Henri-Fontaine stream. A few farmhouses and castles can also be seen along the way.

A beautiful and varied route following the Ry de la Haze valley and passing through the hamlets of La Haze and Chaply, before returning to the village of Lincé with sweeping views of the Amblève valley. This route is a variation on the SP-Promenade 9 route, avoiding nearly 3 km of paved roads.

A magnificent walk starting from the village of Fouron-le-Comte ('s-Gravenvoeren in Dutch), somewhat hilly, passing through the Altenbroek woodland reserve and venturing partially beyond the Belgian-Dutch border.

A pleasant walk in the north-western part of the town of Tongeren, following old tree-lined railway tracks, crossing the Herkwinning Nature Reserve and taking in a few castles and fortified farms in a varied environment of copses, low-stem orchards, meadows and fields. Route proposed by the walking club "Les Pantouflards de Wihogne" (FFBMP, LG041).

A very beautiful walk in the Hoyoux valley, alternating between wooded sections, open landscapes with beautiful views and charming sites.

A varied countryside walk leading to the Hauts de Froidmont, passing through fields and tree-lined paths to reach the Geer and follow the valley floor as far as Wonck. The route runs alongside several chalk, marl and silica quarries, some of which have been abandoned and are currently being replanted, and passes several nature reserves. Route suggested by the walking club “Les Pantouflards de Wihogne” (FFBMP, LG041).

A refreshing country walk in Tongrian Hesbaye, taking us from the small village of Rutten to Lauw, following the River Geer and returning via Herstappe, a Walloon enclave in the heart of Flemish Limburg. Walk organised by the walking club ‘Les Pantouflards de Wihogne’ (FFBMP, LG041)

A pleasant and varied walk on the plateau and around the Geer valley. Starting from the small village of Houtain-Saint-Siméon, the route joins that of Heure-le-Romain, following tree-lined paths to reach Les Hauts de Froidmont and returning through the undergrowth on the southern slope of the Geer valley. The route passes several former quarries, now converted into nature reserves.

A very beautiful walk on the outskirts of Liège, mainly through woods. It passes through the Streupas moor, joins the Ourthe and runs parallel to it as far as Colonster Castle, before returning through the Sart Tilman woods.