From Douzy (Camping du Lac) to Chassepierre

(S) Leave the campsite to join the D964 and turn right onto it for 300 m.

(1) Follow the cycle route to the right, signposted ‘Centre-Ardennes’ (junction between the EV19 and EV5), and head towards Brévilly Church.

(2) Turn left and cycle through Brévilly along Rue de l’Église. Continue along Ruelle qui Monte au Terme, then keep left onto Ruelle du Terme.

(3) At the roundabout, take the first exit, then the second street on the left, which crosses the Forges Industrial Estate.

(4) Turn left, then turn right onto the D117 towards Pouru-Saint-Rémy. Cross the bridge over the Chiers, then the railway line and the A-road, and take the first road on the right.

(5) Turn right onto this road and, 20 metres further on, turn left after the stream to follow it. First turn right then left to join Rue Jacques Pierret.

(6) At the foot of the church, turn right into Ruelle Laudoux. Join the Grand’ Rue and follow it to the left.

(7) Head up to the right along Rue du Bichet and continue into the woods, where the road turns into a track. Follow it to a fork almost at the edge of the forest.

(8) Pass a track on the right and another on the left, and join a tarmac road after the border, on the Belgian side. Walk alongside a field on your right and reach a section of the cycle route network at the junction on the edge of the woods.

(9) Turn right, towards junction 30. Follow the road to the next crossroads, turn right and pass under the bridge of the L163A cycle path.

(10) Immediately afterwards, head up to the left to the car park, the starting point of the ‘Roche à l’Appel’ walking route.

(11) Continue uphill for a further 100 m, then open the iron gate on the right to join the old railway line, now converted into the L165A cycle path. Follow it to the left, cross the N83 (Bouillon – Florenville) with care, then, at the next junction, turn right and head for junction 11 via Rue de Muno.

(12) Head for junction 13 via Rue de Chassepierre and make your way to the campsite (E).

(2) An alternative route, a few kilometres longer but avoiding the Ardennes ridge, takes you to the (11) via the L165a, passing above Muno. Follow the “Centre Ardennes EV19 EV5” signposts, which take you along a recently built cycle path eastwards to Tétaigne, then along another path northwards, crossing the border at Messincourt and continuing along the^L165A.

(E) The “Les Cabrettes” campsite is set in the meadow beside the Semois during the street arts festival (the weekend after 15 August). Access to the village centre on foot via the GR®16 / Semois footpath.

(4) On the banks of the Chiers, at a place known as “Les Forges de Brévilly”, several buildings bear witness to the region’s industrial past.

(11) To see the cracked rock and the old bridge – the site’s main attractions, as shown on the information board – you can follow a section (markers 1-2-4-3-2, a distance of less than 2 km) of this walking route, which comprises nine sections in total.