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The hiking trails in the Ardennes are as diverse as the landscapes they traverse. Whether you are looking for a peaceful hike in the heart of the forest, along a river or through authentic villages, the Ardennes offers a multitude of choices! The routes are adapted to your level and your desires.
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Practice type
Walking
1h25mn
Trail running
42mn
Nordic walking
1h
NG 17 Promenade du Maquis - Nassogne - Blue diamond markings
While leaving the town square, you will see the classified site of the collegiate church of Saint-Monon on your right.
After the 2nd ford, the maquis path winds its way through the fir forest, which explains its strategic location for the maquisards of the 40-45 war. At the end of the path, follow ‘la flamande’, a stone path in the valley.
As you go up towards the village, on your right, you will see a bull farm.
Difficulty
Duration
1h25mn
(1d)
Dist.
5.7 km
Practice type
Walking
1h25mn
Trail running
42mn
Nordic walking
1h
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Map 1950 / IGN
State Major Map (1820-1866)
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Lat : 50.12849Lng : 5.34201
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Office communal du Tourisme de Nassogne
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Village de Nassogne
Places of interest
On entend parler de Nassogne depuis l'an 600 et le village devrait son nom à une petite fontaine appelée "Nassonia". A cette époque, un moine écossais du nom de Monon vint évangéliser la région. L'histoire raconte que le missionnaire fut frappé à mort entre 630 et 645. Vers 687, Pépin de Herstal, dit le Bref, rehaussa l'église, où le tombeau du moine écossais attirait la vénération de pélerins, en y fondant financièrement un chapitre de chanoines, l'église devenant alors collégiale.
38 Rue de Coumont 6950 Nassogne
La Mauvaise Herbe SC
Producers and artisans
7 Place Communale 6950 Nassogne
The Sint Leonard's chapel
Places of interest
Here stands the Saint-Léonard chapel, a modest yet picturesque oratory dating back to1877.Near the 14th Station of the Cross, there is a cave that is closed by a metal gate. Until 1969,this cave contained a ‘Dead Christ’.The path used to be bordered by plain wooden crosses. Mr. Leblanc, who owned a secondhome in Nassogne, was injured in Maastricht during the early days of the 1940-45 warHe then made the promise that if he ever set foot in Nassogne again, he would replacethe wooden crosses by stone ones. He remained true to his word, and you can now admire theresult. You can read more about this chapter of our history on the educational board. The cross opposite the chapel was placed there by the jeunesse ouvrière catholique (i.e. the YoungChristian Workers movement, also known under the acronym J.O.C.) and was officially inaugurated in 1930.The two cellars that are located behind the chapel are probably the remains of the hermitage that was rebuilt after a fire in 1712.
8 Rue du Nanfurnal 6950 Nassogne
Etang des Goffes
Places of interest
Le château d'eau a été construit en 1928. Repeint et décoré fin des années 90 par Serge Nanson, on y découvre les animaux aquatiques et migrateurs de la région.
L'étang "Les Goffes" est le rendez-vous des pêcheurs.
6950 Nassogne
E-bikes rental
Services
3 Rue de Lahaut 6950 Nassogne
Meat curing craftsmen Magerotte
Producers and artisans
11 rue de Lahaut 6950 Nassogne
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