Les randonnées en Belgique

Les itinéraires de randonnée en Ardenne belge

L'Ardenne belge s'étend sur les provinces de Namur, de Liège et de Luxembourg et inclut également la botte de la province du Hainaut. Les possibilités de randonnée sont donc nombreuses ! Le parfait terrain de jeu pour ceux qui adorent arpenter les chemins. En forêt, à travers champs, en ville, le long de l'eau ou sur des crêtes rocheuses, il y en a pour tous les niveaux.

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Rural landscapes along the Orneau

MTSO_Villeret_24062019_0003 — © Denis Closon

Alternating between agricultural and forest landscapes, punctuated by a passage through the village of Onoz and the Ternes district (in the Jemeppe area), the walk gradually gains altitude to offer spectacular views of the Orneau and Sambre valleys.

Warning: The passage under the railway is impassable during flooding of the Orneau, which can be rapid in bad weather. Check the water level before setting out, opposite the EHoS (Emergency Health Service).

Path conditions: asphalt roads in the villages; paths and trails. Sometimes muddy at the valley bottom.

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Difficulty

Medium

Duration

Dist.

6.8 km

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301-303 Route d'Eghezée
5190 Onoz

Lat : 50.48338Lng : 4.66621

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Quartier des Ternes

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5190 Jemeppe-sur-Sambre

Betche aux Roches Woods and Widow's Woods

Places of interest

Classified as a "Natura 2000" area for the rich diversity of its ecosystems, the Bois de Betche aux Roches is a favorite site for walkers and nature lovers.One of the many attractions of the area is that it combines limestone rocks from the Viséen region with schists and sandstones from the Couiller region, creating great contrasts in the vegetation. The fauna includes numerous mammals, including several species of bats that hibernate in small numbers in the cavities of the massif. The birdlife is also rich, notably the kingfisher and the grey wagtail.Site of Great Biological Interest (SGIB)Source: biodiversite.wallonie.be/fr/39-bois-de-betche-aux-roches-et-bois-de-la-veuve.html?idc=1881&idd=251660871

Rue du Pajot 5190 Onoz