Wandern in Belgien

Wanderrouten in den belgischen ARdennen

Die belgischen Ardennen erstrecken sich über die Provinzen Namur, Lüttich und Luxemburg, sowie einen Teil der Provinz Hennegau. Es gibt also zahlreiche Wandermöglichkeiten – die perfekte Spielwiese für alle Freunde des sanften Tourismus. Durch den Wald, über Felder, vorbei an Städten oder Dörfern, am Wasser entlang oder über felsige Bergrücken - es gibt für jeden Geschmack etwas.

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Promenade du Ry de Fromont

Rural landscape in Sivry-Rance — © REED, V.Dumont

Hikers on a country road in Sivry-Rance — © REED, V.Dumont

Walk in the woods of Montbliart in Sivry-Rance — © REED, V.Dumont

View of the countryside and the village of Montbliart — © OTSR, V.Denis

Walk along the Ry de Fromont in Sivry-Rance — © OTSR, V.Denis

Montbliart, the smallest village in the municipality of Sivry-Rance, is located in a hilly landscape with valleys forged by the Helpe Mineure and Ry de Fromont rivers. Starting from the church, the walk will take you to the green countryside to discover old dwellings and Les Bruyères, a 19th century hamlet. You will then follow the Grand Chemin, the main road of the village, which linked the foundries to each other in the Middle Ages. Take the time to observe the chapel, built in 1681, whose niche is built from Rouge de Rance (red limestone) from the neighbouring village whose quarries were mined until the middle of the 20th century.