The departure of this walk is on the right bank, at the Pavillon du passage d'eau. To reach it, there are two options: on board the ferry boat of the "passeur d'eau" (what an adventure) or via the footbridge of the dam. This walk starts with a beautiful ascent by the Crétias path, used in the past by the inhabitant of Falmignoul to reach the Waulsort station in order to go to Dinant by train (1871). We discover the state reserve of Crétias and the Thierry Castle (or what remains of it). It belongs to the Walloon Region and is unfortunately forbidden of access. At the top, a breathtaking view on Waulsort, its old hotels, its villas and its houses awaits us. It is at this place that we discover the best the old abbey. We leave the plateau to go back to the wood and walk through the boxwoods. However, be careful with the risks of slipping. After your walk, why not take a well-deserved break at the Panama Rio located on the banks of the Meuse.

This mushroom walk takes you on a journey of discovery through exceptional natural surroundings and a unique heritage. Follow the mushrooms, and they'll guide you through the Harzée, Hutois, Monks, and Care woods! Don't hesitate to climb up to the Calvary for a beautiful view!
Do you notice a problem along the route? Contact Mr. Rosart at 0476 86 30 10.
The walk map can be downloaded here.

Do you know Oriande, the queen of the fairies? It is said that she can be seen at Croix-Rouge where she watches over a mysterious limestone cave, the Fairies’ Hole. On the Fairies’ Footpath, these magical little creatures set you 9 challenges, suitable for small children, and tell you their stories. If your intentions are good and your heart is pure, maybe your wishes will come true...

Come and breathe in the pure atmosphere of this small valley in the heart of the Élan national forest. 

There are three hikes near the Clairefontaine site. This walk follows the Eisch river through rich and varied countryside! Halfway along, you will come across the old dam at the Belgian-Luxembourg border, built after the First World War. Unfortunately, the flow of the river ultimately proved inadequate to supply Arlon and Steinfort, as intended when the dam was built. The project was therefore abandoned.Not far from there, don’t miss the Clairefontaine site: the Notre-Dame du Bel Amour chapel, the remains of the Abbey, the Saint-Bernard spring, the crypt and the tomb of Ermesinde, as well as the garden of aromatic plants set in peaceful surroundings. Start: old apostolic school of Clairefontaine (rue du Cloître - 6700 Arlon).Waymarking: red rectangle on white background.

A 4.7km walk during which it will be difficult to leave the view of the spired bell tower of the church of Baelen. The hilly nature of the walk makes it easy to discover the highest point of Baelen and offers spectacular views of the countryside. Children will enjoy this walk as they will come across cows, donkeys, chickens, goats and horses along the way.
> Download the PDF of the walk < (only in french)
| Signposting: orange diamond + Baelen coat of arms |
Particular difficulties: hilly terrain but accessible to all: bike, off-road pushchair recommended, dog.