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Park near the church in Petit-Hallet.
(S/E) With your back to the church, go straight ahead along Rue Maria Gilles, cross Rue de Wansin and continue along Rue Arsène Flaba until you reach a grassy path in the middle of the fields. This path soon curves to the left and leads to a concrete farm track. Turn right, making a 300° angle.
(1) After about 200 m, leave the farm track, which curves to the right at this point, and continue straight ahead along the end of the farm track towards the copse at the edge of the valley. The farm track turns into a footpath and begins to descend into the valley, ending at a slightly wider footpath. Take this path on the right and follow it to the village street (Rue d'Orp, village of Wansin). Turn left onto Rue d'Orp and cross the Wansin stream.
(2) Turn right onto the stony farm track. This track joins the top of the valley, curving to the right, and then runs parallel to it towards the village of Orp-le-Petit. After one kilometre, this track begins to descend towards a pumping station, which you go around on the left.
(3) After the station, continue straight ahead at the next crossroads. The farm track continues along a street (Rue de Merdorp) and joins the village's main street (Rue Joseph Jadot) at the football pitches and motocross track. Follow Rue Joseph Jadot to the left for about a hundred metres.
(4) Turn right immediately after the stream onto a street that quickly turns into a path (GR® 579). Follow it to the village of Petit-Hallet. Once in Petit-Hallet, turn right onto Rue Joseph Triffaux, ignore the street that goes up to the right and continue for 150 metres.
(5) Turn right onto the path that crosses the Henri-Fontaine stream and joins the upper street of the village (Rue de la Fusion). Walk up this street to the left for 300 metres.
(6) Just after number 13 (bus stop), take the path on the left that descends into the valley and leads to a mill.
(7) Cross the stream and continue along Rue du Moulin Rassart, then take a quick right/left at the crossroads to take a path that climbs up the other side of the valley and ends in the middle of the fields (ignore the first path on the right). At the crossroads of the consolidation paths, turn right and continue for one kilometre to reach the first houses of the village of Grand-Hallet.
(8) At the crossroads, go down to the right and keep left into Rue Trixhe à l'Arbre. At the bottom of the street, take the main street (Rue de Houtain) on the right for about 30 metres, then turn left into Rue des Fontaines, then take the first left (Rue Hombroeckx) which leads to a farm, goes around it and turns into a narrow, grassy farm track, then becomes passable again and emerges onto a road (Rue Ruart).
(9) Turn left onto this road for 50 metres and continue straight ahead into Rue Trixhe des Bois (or Rue Belle-Vue), which soon turns into a concrete farm track.
(10) When you reach the first house and a crossroads, turn right onto the path (GR®) which follows the stream and runs alongside the Sept Fontaines site for about one kilometre. When you reach the tarmac road, take the sharp left turn (Rue du Condroz) and continue to the three-way junction (Chapelle Sainte-Thérèse à l'Enfant Jésus).
(11) Turn right onto Rue de l'Épinette. After the houses, turn left onto the path.
(12) At the end of the path, turn right onto the tarmac road, then left (chapel) towards the village of Petit-Hallet.
(6) On the same road, continue along the farm track that branches off to the left just before number 12 (bus stop). This track winds its way between orchards and fields.
(13) About a hundred metres before the road and the cemetery, turn right onto the hollow, partially wooded path (chavée) which leads slightly backwards and back to the village church. (S/E)
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