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Courcelles (Belgique) walks
Discovering the 6 Périer
On the heights of the Courcelles slag heaps, the walk will lead you to well-hidden and unexpected paths. Starting from Saint-Barthélemy Church.
Crossing from the Meuse to the Scheldt
A short and easy walk leading from the Sambre catchment area to that of the Senne.
From farm to farm around Buzet
An easy route around the villages of Obaix and Buzet, passing by a few farms typical of the region.
Around the Rosseignies stream
Hike around the Rosseignies stream, at the top of a Senne watershed. Wide variety of surfaces and landscapes.
Viewpoint of the Terril from La Docherie
You can follow the Terrils trails and enjoy beautiful views depending on the season.
Come rain or shine, snow or wind.
This pleasant little route can be done with the family (take care with young children) or with a backpack if you are particularly well prepared.
From the old canals to the new canal between Seneffe and Godarville
Here is a pleasant circular route mainly along the water’s edge with an unusual point of interest. To explore it properly, bring a torch. You’ll be able to see inside the Godarville boat tunnel, though without actually entering it. Those with a keen eye will spot here and there remnants of times gone by, such as landing stages, bollards or mooring posts, and a variety of birds, including cormorants.
From Seneffe to Ghent
This cycle route, starting in Seneffe, takes you to Ghent along the region’s iconic waterways. Ideal for an accessible and easy-going cycle ride, the route follows the landscaped banks of the Charleroi–Brussels Canal, offering you a peaceful, leafy route through Wallonia and Flanders.
ADEPS route towards Montigny-le-Tilleul
A circular loop starting from the AS Montigny sports complex, for experienced walkers looking for a proper day’s outing. The route heads away from the village to explore the countryside to the south of the area, the Sambre valley and the wooded hills bordering Marbaix-la-Tour (on the edge of Gozée) and Nalinnes (Jamioulx).
ADEPS circular in Warchais
Starting from the AS Montigny football club (asmontigny.be), you can enjoy a 5.40 km walk through the streets and alleyways of the charming town of Montigny-le-Tilleul, in Hainaut. The first half is generally downhill (from 176 metres to 110 metres), whilst the second half is a steady climb back to the club. The lowest point is at around the 2.96 km mark (Marbaix area, on the edge of the woods).
Circular Landelies loop to Aulne Abbey
A circular route starting from Landelies, alternating between forest paths, views of the Sambre valley and the remarkable heritage of Aulne Abbey. A varied, accessible route, ideal for a contemplative walk combining nature, history and open landscapes.
Sambre et Bois via Landelies
Take a walk in the woods of the Sambre valley around Landelies and Aulne Abbey. Bois du Prince, Bois de la Grattière, Bois communal, a bit of towpath, a bit of traffic-free tarmac with distant views of the region's mining and industrial past, two lift bridges, Aulne Abbey: that's the programme for the walk.With hyacinths as a bonus in mid-April.
Arquennes, Bois d'Arpes and the old Brussels-Charleroi canal
An easy walk through the pretty region of Arquennes, along paths, country lanes, woodland edges and the Ravel cycle route, returning along the Charleroi/Brussels canal. The route is almost entirely car-free.
Discover the locks of the old canal in the province of Hainaut
This region is criss-crossed by canals, some very modern ones having replaced the old canals, a section of which we follow on this easy walk that takes us past some of the locks dotting the route.The locks that can be seen during this walk have been out of use since 1958. Since then, the lock gates have been removed and artificial waterfalls have been created on the downstream side. And this is the result that can be seen today.
JOLMA 3 trail in Marcinelle
A short walk starting from the Bois du Cazier mining site in Marcinelle. This is a circular walk that is not suitable for pushchairs. The walk passes by the Fontaine qui bout. There is a car park on site.
Baisy-Thy, Sart-Dames-Avelines and the Ways Marker
A lovely circular route through the countryside between Baisy-Thy (Genappe) and Sart-Dames-Avelines (Villers-la-Ville), passing by the "Borne de Ways" and crossing the Ry d'Hez twice. The route takes you along the picturesque "Sentier des Échaliers".