Gedinne walks

A hilly route, not particularly difficult, mainly through woodland.

Starting from the centre of Gedinne, the walk first heads through the countryside towards the nature reserve and the ponds of the old Moulin de Boiron before turning off and reaching the Croix Scaille plateau through the woods.The Croix Scaille scrubland was located slightly below the former Jacob Farm. A chapel had been built there. A memorial has now replaced it.

A circular walk starting from Sart-Custinne through the forests and along the streams of Gedinne. A magnificent walk for lovers of (almost) untouched nature. A difficult hike, not because of its length, gradient or terrain, but because of its route and the lack of visible landmarks in the forest.

After climbing the 234 steps of the Millennium Tower to enjoy a 360° panorama of the Ardennes forest, set off on a walk towards the Fange de l'Abîme, a state-owned nature reserve, finishing at the Ferme Jacob.

First, follow the wild Houille valley. After a steep climb, you will discover two typical Ardennes villages and descend through the woods and along the Hiek stream to Vencimont.

Set in beautiful countryside, this forest route along streams follows well-maintained paths and trails.

Forest walk starting from Linchamps in the commune of Hautes Rivières. A mountainous start, a stop at La Neuville aux Haies, a forest path running along the edge above the Ravin de l'Ours, a marked descent to rejoin... the Ravin de l'Ours and a peaceful finish. See suggested alternative in the section: Places to see The use of a GPS is recommended; do not rely on the old dot-marking system, which remains in place in some areas

There is a lot of forest and surprising terrain around this long village on the right bank of the Saint-Jean stream.

This pleasant route follows the Nafraiture stream upstream to the village of the same name, reaches the Belgian-French border and returns via the other side of the same valley.

Starting from the old Orchimont local tram station, set off to explore La Roche à Campa along the French border. Then head towards the Flachîs chapel, followed by the Camp des Blaireaux – a reconstruction of a resistance camp – and finish at the Roche des Fées in Vresse-sur-Semois.

This lovely walk gradually follows the Orchimont stream along the old local road (line 553) and returns via the Bellefontaine stream valley. At the entrance to the village of Bellefontaine, a short detour leads to the Saint-Furcy Fountain and the Grotto of Notre-Dame de Bellefontaine.

A family walk to discover the Grotte de la Roche Mouselle, pleasant as it is mostly through the woods.

Discover the Saint-Furcy spring with a return trip along the Bellefontaine stream.

This walk in the Namur Ardennes is pure bliss, alternating between countryside and forests, streams, paths and trails.The route combines two major points of interest in the region: the Saint Furcy Spring and the Roche Mouselle Cave.

Discover a viewpoint above a bend in the Semois river at Bohan. The route starts from the hamlet of Terne, above Vresse. After passing the viewpoint, the route winds along the top of the Semois hillside to reach the Col de Conrad and then the Flachi Chapel.

Ups and downs in terms of terrain, but not at all in terms of relationships, quite the contrary! The Namur Ardennes, on the Semois side, is very hilly!The route will test your calves, so it is best to avoid it in wet weather and to follow it in the suggested direction rather than in the opposite direction.

This hike along varied trails takes you to the sites of La Dauphinée and Linchamps Castle, as well as two remarkable viewpoints overlooking the industrious village of Les Hautes-Rivières.

Good physical condition is required for this short route, which has a significant elevation gain in its first section. The descent along the Ruisseau du Nantanru is very pretty and presents no difficulty. The return via the Transsemoisienne, the old "little train" route, allows for a leisurely return along the Semoy.

Forest route starting from Roc la Tour to the Six Chênons clearing. Alternating between marked paths and more secluded trails.

With a fairly challenging first section through the forest and a more leisurely second section along the Meuse and Semoy rivers, this route has two main destinations: - the Roc la Tour site, a vast quartzite massif, - and La Roche à Sept Heures, located at the top of rocky spurs overlooking the Meuse. The viewpoint at this site offers a very picturesque panorama of the meander, considered to be the most spectacular in France, on the convex side of which Monthermé was built.