Leisure Tours on enchanted paths – hiking in East Belgium

At Montenau, the Amel disappears into the so-called Wolfsbusch, a fir and beech forest that stretches across the borders of East Belgium. The river meanders leisurely through the beautiful forest landscape - and you can accompany it on its journey on this nine-kilometer hike. The tour starts in the tranquil… read more

The start of this hike is in the village of Ouren. Before you leave the town to the north, you can make a detour to the castle and watch the archaeologists at the excavation work. You follow the Our for the first few kilometers before you turn onto the Belgian-Luxembourg border and start the ascent.



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The Bayehon is a torrent, as it is in the book. He significantly influenced and formed the landscape around him. Apparently peacefully, the rippling water meanders through the rocks of the Ardennes. At first you can only guess at its sheer power. From the village of Longfaye you follow its course through… read more

The Trôs-Marets is a real mountain stream that has been making its way through slate and quartzite for centuries. On this hike you will explore its wild valley. Although the tour is not particularly long at around five kilometers in length, it should not be underestimated due to the sometimes difficult… read more

Along the stream - that's the motto of this approximately ten-kilometer hike. Enjoy nature to the fullest and watch the butterflies fluttering around the flowers along the trail. Breathe in the sweet scent of the hay meadows. Enjoy the cool shade in the mixed forests and be enchanted by the babbling… read more

In Ostbelgien rock and water are inextricably linked. They shape the landscape, they form valleys and give mountains their shape. Water is always a source of life and joie de vivre. Its purity is highly valued by all those who wander, live and work here. The Brasserie de Bellevaux, for example, where… read more

You are after an active day? Then the lake of Bütgenbach is just right for you. Here you can go fishing, sailing, swimming, canoeing, windsurfing and of course hiking. How about starting a varied day with a ten-kilometer tour around the lake? Let's start in Worriken.



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Robertville is nationally known for its reservoir, but a hike here promises some more exciting discoveries. This tour brings you closer to the enchanting Warchetal, over which an imposing castle towers, which could also serve as the perfect template for a real fairytale castle. You can take a look at… read more

At the foot of the castle ruins, which give the town of Burg-Reuland its name, a top-class pleasure tour begins. Over a distance of around 13 kilometers you will discover the enchanting Ourtal from an unusual perspective, namely from the mountain ranges on both sides of the valley. This results in exciting… read more

On this hike, pure nature awaits you, simply and overwhelmingly. You start in beautiful Heppenbach, not far from the source of the Amel. On your way you touch the two tiny towns of Möderscheid and Hepscheid, otherwise you are only out and about in the untouched nature of the Belgian Eifel. Pack some… read more

Early in the morning there is often still dew on flowers and berries in the High Fens - on this plateau with an impressive biological diversity, the morning freshness can be felt even better. Not only in the early hours of the day there is absolute peace and quiet here. There is hardly a more peaceful… read more

Welcome to the roof of Belgium. The Signal de Botrange is officially the highest point in the country. A huge high moor stretches around the summit with the High Fens, which is perfect for exciting hikes. After just a few meters you will reach a viewing platform from which you can enjoy a fantastic view… read more

The Fens plateau is home to countless mysteries and legends. As fascinating and beautiful as nature is up here, it is also rough and relentless. The extreme climate and the barren soil ensure that hardly any people have settled in this area to this day. Hardly any other landscape has inspired and frightened… read more

At Kelmis, the Göhl flows through one of the largest zinc and lead deposits in Europe, which was almost fatal to her. Because during the industrial revolution of the 19th century, these natural resources were mercilessly exploited without regard to nature. Luckily, the region was completely rehabilitated… read more

Manderfeld is quite isolated on the hills in the wonderful landscape of East Belgium. Due to this remoteness and the proximity to the border with Germany, a lively smuggling trade used to flourish here. For hikers, the quiet of the rural area is a magical attraction. Here you can hike for hours through… read more

Xhoffraix is one of the few villages on the edge of the High Fens where the climate is often harsh, even in summer, and the winters are cold and long. Hikers who long for peace and wonderful nature experiences benefit from this secluded location. On this extended hike you will explore the Warche valley… read more

The Robertville reservoir is a popular destination for swimming, fishing and hiking. You start in Robertville, but first turn to the beautiful meadow landscapes above the lake. Quiet paths lead you through the dreamy landscape. You follow the small stream Quarreux. Not far from its headwaters you reach… read more

The history of Sourbrodt is not only varied, but also extremely interesting from a cultural point of view: Located at the crossroads of influences and languages, the place has always been a melting pot. It is a typical Walloon village, but the German influence is also evident. The trains of the Vennbahn… read more

Raeren is not far from the German border, directly on the route of the disused Vennbahn. The old train station is a popular destination, partly because a cozy café has been set up in one of the old wagons. With a cup of coffee and a piece of cake, you can vividly imagine how steam locomotives used to… read more

The Lichtenbach flows towards the Olef and thus towards the German border. It forms a mysterious and remote valley. Hikers appreciate the quiet, as did the smugglers who, in the post-WWII years, took advantage of the remoteness to cross the border unseen. One of them was Johnny Nysten, who was shot dead… read more