Set in the heart of the countryside, the hamlet of Himbe (and its castle) is a ‘pure nature’ spot, ideal for setting off on a lovely walk.
This long walk presents no particular difficulties apart from a few rather muddy sections along the Néblon.
Beavers are clearly present along the banks of the Néblon between kilometres 5 and 6.
Shortly afterwards, the walk follows the Néblon leat (there is an old mill further on in Hamoir, off the route).
The steepest climb of the walk takes you to the hamlet of Hermanne and its old water tower, converted into a residence and beacon overlooking the magnificent buildings.
A stone’s throw further on, the walk passes through the village of Jenneret and its splendid buildings, not least the church and the castle-farm.
Details
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Activity: Walking -
Distance: 12.51 mi
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Average duration: 6h 35
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Difficulty: Difficult
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Back to start: Yes
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Ascent: + 991 ft
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Descent: - 988 ft
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Highest point: 1,017 ft
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Lowest point: 443 ft
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Waypoints
- S/E : mi 0 - alt. 909 ft - Himbe Castle
- 1 : mi 2.46 - alt. 466 ft - The Néblon
- 2 : mi 6.05 - alt. 869 ft - Hermanne
- 3 : mi 9.54 - alt. 741 ft - Jenneret
- S/E : mi 12.51 - alt. 909 ft - Himbe Castle
Other walks in the area
A circular starting from Tohogne
A section of the GR®57 from Hamoir to Palogne via Sy
Circular at Logne Castle
Exit to the Liège Condroz region from Ellemelle
From Bomal-sur-Ourthe Castle to the ruins of Logne Castle
On the edge of the Condroz region around Borlon
Walk in Filot
ADEPS walk in Fraiture
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