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Télévie walk in Chièvres via Les Sablières
For several years now, the Les Sablières Veterinary Centre has been partnering with the Télévie committee ‘Athois La Vie’ to organise a dog walk, with all proceeds going to Télévie. This route is the shortest of the three on offer. It starts in Chièvres, passes through the hamlet of Les Sablières and crosses the Petite Hunelle twice.
Télévie Dog Walk via Tingre-Saint-Martin
For several years now, the Télévie committee ‘Athois la Vie’, in collaboration with Les Sablières Veterinary Centre, has been organising a dog walk to mark Saint Hubert’s Day. The route can be covered on foot without too much difficulty, with or without a dog. Starting from Chièvres, it passes through Tongre-Saint-Martin and runs alongside the Ath-Blaton Canal.
The Stambruges Forest, the Bouillante Spring and Belœil Castle
Discover the undivided forest of Stambruges, its avenues and paths, and the mystery of the Fontaine Bouillante. Follow the narrow streets of Belœil and Stambruges and marvel at the Château du Prince de Ligne, the ‘Belgian Versailles’.
Two other walks are available: “The Ath-Blaton Canal between Belœil and Stambruges” and “The Mer de Sable, the Fontaine Bouillante and the Blaton-Ath Canal”. This one is intended as a summary of the two (excluding the Mer de Sable) but follows different paths and lanes.
The Ath-Blaton Canal between Belœil and Stambruges
Pleasant walk along the Ath-Blaton Canal and return through the woods of Belœil Castle.
The Baudour Woods (East)
Easy hiking for pedestrians, mountain bikers and horse riders, and for every season: in spring there are pretty flowers, in autumn there are colours and mushrooms.
In the Bois de Baudour
A veritable green lung in the Borinage, the undivided Baudour State Forest is a little paradise for walkers – and probably for wildlife too! You’ll discover a wealth of biodiversity there. The walk takes a grand tour of the central section, situated between the N524 to the west and the Brussels–Mons railway line to the east. Towards the end, the route passes by the Ghlin railway halt and joins the Erbisœul halt via the Long-Distance Walk No. 129. The two architectural highlights of the walk are the Ronde Maison and the Notre-Dame du Mouligneau chapel.
The Arbre à Loques, the Fontaine Bouillante and the Mer de Sable
Whilst interesting sites such as the Stambruges Communal Forest, the Mer de Sable, the Fontaine Bouillante and the Ath-Blaton Canal are already well documented, here is a slightly different suggestion that takes in the Arbre à Loques and follows the canal along a forest path rather than the towpath used by so many cyclists!
La Mer de Sable, the Fontaine Bouillante and the Blaton-Ath Canal
An easy walk accessible to all at Mer de Sable, in the undivided forest of Stambruges, to discover the Fontaine Bouillante and return along the Blaton-Ath canal on the towpath.
Belœil – Hyon
This eighth stage is certainly not the most pleasant part of this tour of Wallonia, as it passes through a heavily built-up area. Nevertheless, it is interesting to explore the Borinage not only through its countryside but also through its towns. You’ll find both aspects here. Accommodation with a local host.
Ghislenghien - Coqueréaumont
This third stage links two small villages in northern Hainaut: Ghislenghien and Coqueréaumont. It passes through Ath, where there are sports shops. This walk allows you to discover the two Dendre rivers, the eastern one flowing into the western one within the town, and to walk along the Way of St James. The route then heads back into the countryside, which is very hilly, heading westwards.
A picturesque corner of the Borinage and the Harchies Marshes
This is an easy walk to visit a picturesque corner of the Borinage region along old miners' paths and discover the charm of the Harchies marshes.
Circular route starting from Hellebecq
A circular route through the hills above Hellebecq via quiet side streets, village paths and a section of the former Railway Line 94. Part of the evening walks organised by the ‘Plaisir de la marche Silly’ walking group.
Loop in the Ghlin woods towards Erbisoeuil
Take the time to visit the Notre Dame de Mouligneau chapel, which is magnificent.
Stay on the paths and remember that if you have a dog with you, it must be kept on a leash.
River, railway and geological heritage trail in Bernissart
A walk that follows the old Pommeroeul–Antoing and Blaton–Ath canals, takes the old L80/78A Blaton–Bernissart railway line, and ends with country lanes running alongside the geological trail of the Bernissart Museum.
Bernissart’s river, railway, geological and ornithological heritage
A walk that follows the old Pommeroeul–Antoing and Blaton–Ath canals, takes the old L80/78A Blaton–Bernissart railway line, runs alongside the Bernissart Museum’s geological trail, and ends with country lanes and the Marais d’Harchies
Best done in dry weather! Sections ofthe GR® 121 and 412 are very muddy (almost impassable) in wet weather.