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Dadizele Pompeschitter, Ter Hand and Panemolen 16
A circular walking route starting from the car park at the Basilica of Notre-Dame de Dadizele. This route takes in country lanes, green fields, chapels and local farms.
Passendale through the Passchendaele battlefield
Departing from the car park of Passchendaele Church, this walk takes you across the Passchendaele battlefield along the junction points. The phrase "across the Passchendaele battlefield along the junction points" refers to the Sunflower Walk, created in 2024 on the sites of the former battles in Passchendaele, Belgium. This route guides you through the historic battlefield by following junction points (or connection points), linking major places of interest such as Tyne Cot Cemetery and other First World War heritage memorial sites.
Geluveld, Polygonbos, Nonnebossen and The Brothers in Arms Memorial
A circular walking route starting from the car park at Geluveld Church, via the Polygoonbos, the Nonnebossen, the ‘The Brothers in Arms’ memorial and the Buttes New British Cemetery in Polygon Wood.
Mount Sorrel, Hill 60, Caterpillar Crater starting from Zandvoord
Departure from the car park on Kleine Leperstraat in Zandvoorde via Mount Sorrel, Hill 60, Caterpillar Crater, and the provincial domain of Palingbeek.
Zillebeke Zwarteleenstraat via Palingbeek and the Caterpillar crater
Departure and arrival at the car park on Zwarteleenstraat in Zillebeke or at the following car parks: Kleine Ieperstraat in Zandvoorde, the Palingbeek estate in Hollebeke or Hill 60: Zwarteleenstraat 40 in Zillebeke
Comines, Ten Brielen and Moulin Soete
Departure and arrival at the Moulin Soete car park in Comines-Ten-Brielen via the countryside of Kruiseke in Wervik and Houthem
Passing by the Ravenstein vineyard in Wervik-Kruiseke and the Ferme Bleue vineyard.
Saint-Médard Church via the Lys, Menin, Halluin and Wervicq-Sud
Start and finish at the car park of Saint-Médard Church in Wervik via the Lys, Menin, Halluin marina, Bousbecque and Wervicq-Sud.
This route is part of the Montagne route in Wervicq-Sud.
Wervik and Saint Médard Church via Wervicq Sud
Departure and arrival at the car park near Saint Médard Church in Wervik. Crossing the border on the Lys bridge. A passage is made at Wervicq-Sud. The path runs along the river to Chemin des Vaches, crosses the countryside of Bousbecque, Parc Dalle-Dumont, followed by crossing the border and the De Balokken nature reserve.
Zillebeke via Mont Sorrel and Zandvoordebos
Departure from the car park on Zwarteleenstraat in Zillebeke via Mont Sorrel and Zandvoordebos. Crossing the woods of Zandvoorde and the provincial domain of West Flanders. Passing through Mont Sorrel.
The Gasthuisbossen from Ypres
A very pleasant hike: lots of woodland, very few small roads and some beautiful clearings.
A good half-day in the great outdoors.
This hike can be combined with a stroll through the Palingbeek Estate for a route of about 22 km (connecting route between Palingbeek and Gasthuisbossen).
The River Lys and the countryside of the North in Wervicq-Sud
Although most of the dirt tracks have now been resurfaced as country lanes, this route along the Belgian border might appeal to you because of the diversity of its surroundings.
Circular from Zillebeke and the 't Riet cultural centre
Departure and arrival at the car park of the cultural centre in 't Riet in Zillebeke.
Passing through the woods of Zwarte Leen, Mont Sorrel, Zandvoorde, Sanctuary Wood, and the provincial domain of Vierlingen
Palingbeek and Hill 62 starting from Zillebeke
Walk along part of the First World War front line: the area between Hill 60 and Hill 62. You will also pass one of the most remarkable and interesting war museums in Belgium: the Sanctuary Wood Museum. A must-see. You can also have a drink there.Departure from the in 't Riet cultural centre via the visitor centre of the Palingbeek provincial estate and the Canadian site Hill 62.
Caterpillar Crater Circular Loop
This 12.1 km circular walk starting from Hill 60, near Ypres, offers an immersion in nature and the memory of the First World War. Accessible and of moderate difficulty, it begins along the Ypres-Komen canal before crossing the open landscapes and ponds of the Palingbeek estate. The route alternates between paths, forest trails and wooden footbridges, with a few flights of steps.
Hill 60, Mont Sorrel and Zwarte Leen from Zillebeke
Departure from Zillebeke, at the in 't Riet cultural centre, via the provincial estate of Palingbeek, the Caterpillar crater, Hill 60, Zwarte Leen, Mont Sorrel and Hill 62.
The Balokken and Prés de la Lys in a circular fashion from Comines-Saint-Henri
The Parc des Prés de la Lys is a place for walking, heritage and wetland conservation, a picnic area, promoting soft mobility, etc. Its recent development (2022), which is still evolving, also offers a magnificent view of the two Comines, municipalities on the banks of the Lys.
Houthem, its church, the Comines–Ypres Canal and the countryside around Hollebeke
A circular walking route starting at Houthem Church, passing by the old Comines–Ypres Canal, the La Cortewilde neighbourhood, the countryside around Hollebeke and Wijtschate, and the Clarebout vineyard in Houthem.
Houthem, Ten-Brielen, Zandvoorde and Hollebeke
A circular walking route starting at Houthem Church, via the Ferme Bleue vineyard, the countryside around Ten Brielen, Kruiseke, Zandvoorde and Hollebeke, the Ypres–Comines Canal and La Cortewilde
Circular Zillebeke Palingbeek Vaartstraat
Departure from the car park at the visitor centre of the Palingbeek provincial estate on Vaarstraat.
Circular from Comines (Belgium) and the Route des Docks car park
Start and finish at the car park on Route des Docks in Comines B.
This walk partly follows the route des Tilleuls on the French side
It is possible to start the walk from Quai Verboeckhoven in Warneton
Comines (Belgium), the Route des Docks and the Route des Tilleuls
This route through the Comines countryside is accessible all year round, although the best time to visit is from April to October.
The hedges of trees and shrubs that separate the fields protect them from temperature fluctuations. They also help to slow down soil erosion by regulating water runoff and maintaining the flora and fauna.The alignments along the paths and roads are made up of pollarded willows or poplars.
A loop in the Linselles countryside
A beautiful route through the fields, great for getting some fresh air, but preferably in dry weather.
Bas-Warneton via the Houthem countryside, the Ypres-Comines canal and the Lys
Departure and arrival at the car park on the main square in Bas-Warneton via the countryside around Houthem. The walk follows the Ypres-Comines canal to the Lys river, then takes the towpath to the Bas-Warneton cemetery before arriving at the square in Bas-Warneton.
Le Bois Fichaux
This is a lovely nature walk close to the town of Mouscron. It is a countryside route on small tarmac roads with little traffic and on footpaths. You will discover the Château des Comtes, surrounded by moats, and the Martine Museum. You will stroll through the Bois Fichaux on the slopes of the Mouscron hill.