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Departure: Pont Cassé de Bohan. Parking: Place de l'Église de Bohan
(S/E) From the Broken Bridge, head towards the old vicinal tunnel, cross it and then cross the Semois on the old Broken Bridge of Membre.
Both structures have recently been restored for recreational use.
(1) Pass the campsite on your left and join a small tarmac road (Promenade du Sautou).
Turn left onto this small road to go along the campsite and approach the Semois river immediately after the water treatment plant.
(2) Follow the river and, after a hairpin bend, you will come to a fork (this junction is the Promenade du Sautou junction: go right on the way there and left on the way back).
(3) Take the path on the left to the bed of a small stream.
(4) At this point, the path becomes a rocky trail overlooking the Semois.
There are a few sloping sections along the path.
The trail reaches the Ransnimont stream, crosses it, and descends gently towards the Semois at its confluence with the Sautou stream.
(5) Cross the Semois on the temporary footbridge and then, via the Chemin de Kelhan, cross the alluvial plain.
At the edge of the woods, take a steep path on the left that joins two paths above.
Turn left onto the second path and walk 200 metres until you reach a narrow path on the right along a fence
(place name sign on the left).
(6) Climb up to the Table des Fées, a small promontory and viewpoint over the valley, and continue to Le Châtelet.
The path climbs between these two points, through the chimney, a narrow passage between the rocky blocks
(7) Continue along the ridge, ignoring two wide paths descending to the left, and descend to the N914.
(8) Continue opposite, rejoining the N914.
Turn right, then left 50 m further on. You will reach the banks of the Semois and, on your right, the Pont Cassé (Broken Bridge) (S/E).
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