Between the two Ourthes from Mabompré

Starting from the village of Mabompré, this walk first takes you through the countryside before heading firmly into the forest towards the Mabompré stream and the Sûhet Bridge, then branches off towards the Eastern Ourthe until it reaches the vicinity of the confluence.
Two-thirds of the way through the walk, the route leaves the forest for good and returns to the starting point through the countryside.

Some useful information:

(3) The path disappears under the vegetation: take a track that climbs the grassy slope towards an overhanging path, where nature is reclaiming its rights over a distance of about 300 metres. Perhaps the original path continues all the way to the Sûhet Bridge.

(4) There is nothing marked on the various base maps. In any case, at the Sûhet bridge, a track joins which runs alongside the stream. To be verified – call for volunteers if any ‘Visorandonneur’ passing by feels the spirit of an explorer.

(6) Difficult descent: short but steep and slippery in wet weather.

(8) Difficult ascent: short but steep and slippery in wet weather.

(12) Anyone who has never seen the confluence should head a few hundred metres north and then retrace their steps to rejoin the main route.

There are no water points, no shops, no pubs or inns along the route.

Lake Nisramont, at the confluence of the two Ourthes rivers, with its dam downstream.
The Rensiwez Cabins, accommodation in the forest.