リンブルグの峡谷・トップ6

Really very beautiful.

The valley of the Hoëgne is of remarkable botanical interest for the liverworts, moss and ferns that can be observed there. Its floristic wealth alone justifies a very special protection. At the end of the 19th century, at a time of high tourism in the region, it was necessary to offer the bourgeoisie and the working class a holiday resort where they could rest, such as the valley of the Hoëgne. This is what the members of the Sart-Attractions circle set themselves the goal of developing this exceptionally rich site in less than two months. Great efforts were made to offer the city dwellers a place where they could indulge in the pleasures of fishing, admire enchanting landscapes and recharge their batteries with the power of the torrents. Queen Marie-Henriette, who lived in Spa at the end of her life, inaugurated the new promenade on September 25, 1899. The two main waterfalls along the river are

Sturdy shoes are necessary, it can be slippery and wet.

A pristine stream valley in a fantastic landscape. Nature lovers will get their money's worth here.

This is why you became a walker...

Departed from Pont de Belleheid, (too) small parking, especially in busier periods, so leaving early is recommended. Reportedly, cars parked next to the road are sometimes towed away. The walk is definitely worth doing, but it can be quite busy. Lots of tree roots and stones, so good footwear is a must. Here and there you have to overcome a tough climb. Our experience was that the route marking could be a little better, but otherwise definitely recommended.

A very beautiful valley reminiscent of the Ninglinspo and especially Chefna torrents, with the mighty blocks of quartzite in the Sawe riverbed. A previously little frequented valley with great paths.

a beautiful point in a beautiful area, not to be missed