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Park near Florzé Castle, in the car park to the side (Route du Comte) or at the rear.
(S/E) Take the small tarmac road that descends gradually from the south-west corner of the property towards a long farm building (riding school). After the farm, continue down the roughly paved road, which is in poor condition.
(1) In the woods, before reaching the bottom, turn right onto the embankment path, which is fairly straight and level. After 400 m, this passes under an old footbridge and leads onto another path: turn left onto the path that climbs, makes a hairpin bend to the left and then descends gradually. Caution: on the circular path, do not take the narrower path on the left leading to the footbridge, nor the one on the right leading to a ruin!
At the bottom (entrance to the mill-brewery), the path continues as a tarmac road, running parallel to the Amblève below the hillside (a place known as Emblève).
Follow this road for about 1.5 km until it joins the N30 main road.
(2) Cross the main road and head straight up Rue Vielle Chéra (street sign a little further up).
(3) After 400 m, opposite number 26 Rue Vielle Chéra, take the forest track that branches off diagonally to the right of the road (ignore the first track immediately after the dog kennels, which leads back). Continue climbing.
(4) At the junction, head down to the right. The path then leads to the entrance of a meadow (a light barbed-wire fence and wooden posts) and turns right: continue climbing (ignore the small path that starts to the left of the fence), as the path gradually narrows.
(5) This path continues as a track suitable for vehicles, which you take to the left. It passes old quarries and a telecommunications mast before joining a tarmac road. Arrival at the hamlet of “Sur la Hé”.
(6) At the top of the hill, near number 37, turn onto the path that veers off to the left; continue straight on along the narrower path (between two hedges) until you reach the tarmac. Turn right, then right again at the junction onto the small road leading back to the hamlet of Sur la Heid. This road curves to the right before reaching the hamlet.
(7) Immediately after the first house, take the path branching off to the left into the meadows. Ignore the path on the right 100 m further on. The path narrows shortly afterwards and leads into a wood. Ignore the path descending to the right and continue leftwards on a slight incline. Follow the path until you reach the tarmac road.
(8) Turn right onto it, walk for about 300 m and take the path on the left just before the monument. It runs between two hedges and rows of trees for a kilometre, then enters a small wood. At the junction, turn left between the wood and the meadows. Once you reach the tarmac road, turn right for about thirty metres.
(9) Then turn right into Rue des Trixhes. This road continues as a country lane after the last house and the first junction (path coming from the right and tarmac to the left). Continue to the next junction (the road curves in an ‘S’ shape) and turn left. At the junction, keep left to quickly reach a tarmac road. Cross the crossroads to enter Rue du Tige, then turn left at the fork into Rue de Mackinhaye.
(10) When you reach the main road (N30), cross diagonally and follow Rue du Château d’Eau. Take the third street on the left, Rue Entre Deux Tiges (no sign). Follow it down to the local school and immediately afterwards take Rue de Florzé on the right. At the bottom of the street, keep left and then take the path on the right leading to the castle. Go round the castle on the right to return to the starting car park (S/E).
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