ロベールヴィル湖のおすすめランニングルート

The castle was originally built in 1354 by Renaud de Waimes, a vassal of the Duke of Limburg. Its strategic location on a rocky outcrop overlooking the Warche River served for centuries as a defensive fortress and residence of noble families. After centuries of decay, Reinhardstein was completely restored in the 1960s by Professor Jean Overloop, who restored the castle to its current medieval appearance. Today, it is a museum and heritage site, with rooms filled with weapons, furniture, and tapestries. The castle offers impressive views of the Warche Valley and the Robertville Dam.

very beautiful section along the La Warche

Guided tours of the castle are available in French, Dutch and German

Simply a fantastic landscape – especially for “flatland Tyroleans”.

Resting place with beautiful view of the valley and over it. This period (spring) the opposite valley side was colored yellow by the flowering broom.

Rock point on the hill path with a beautiful view of the valley and over it. That famous nose of Napoleon you come across more often in the Ardennes as a name for rock points.

Narrow natural shore path along a branch of the lake formed by the valley of Quesru Creek.

First we visited the castle — entrance fee is €11 for adults. Then we got a tour of about 1.5 hours, really worth it! After a bite to eat we hiked towards the Reinhardstein waterfall (the largest in Belgium), we also crossed the river to get closer. Narrow paths, steep parts and rocks — so sturdy walking shoes or mountain boots are not an unnecessary luxury. Here is a video of the whole thing, the tour in the castle and the hike to the waterfall. https://youtu.be/1Cftq2f-wVM