From Haillot-Verlée to Bouillon

This circular starting from Jallet first passes by the work of art entitled 'Renversement' (Overturning), which has been overturned and lying on the side of the path for quite some time, a simple reminder that all human action has certain limits.Then, turning towards Goesnes and taking the Tige du Sart aux Roches, the route crosses the countryside towards Jamagne in the direction of the Triffoy Nature Reserve before climbing and then descending towards Vyle, its church and its castle, which has been converted into a residence.After Vyle Castle, the walk takes a long detour along the memory trail, that of the Secret Army and the Bagatelle parachute drop zone, between Pailhe and Goesnes, during the Second World War.On the way back, the route passes in front of the Château-Ferme de Tahier before returning to the Chêne à l'Image, the forest and its Trivouac and finally the magnificent Château d'Hodoumont.

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.

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 lovely, easy 10 km walk, with the first part through the woods to the pretty village of Saint-Fontaine with its ford, then back towards Libois via Ossogne.

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. 

This varied and undulating route allows you to explore the beautiful region of Solières and Ben-Ahin with its vast woodlands and picturesque streams (the Solières and Ben streams).

Whilst the local authorities offer a few signposted walks, there are clearly not many walkers in the area… and yet the region is well worth the effort!Lovely rolling countryside alternates with woodland sections (mainly deciduous) of all kinds: stony paths, wide tracks and winding trails, sometimes as muddy as you could wish for.

Marked walking route no. 3 It is marked with a green rectangle. This 10 km hike starts right next to the picturesque Moulin de Kevret and takes you on a journey of discovery through the countryside and woods around the village of Coutisse.