ペパンステの峡谷・トップ14

Entrance fees (including the underground boat tour) may vary depending on the season. Children aged 3–11 pay €14, teenagers €17, adults €20, and seniors aged 60 and over €16. Reduced rates are available for people with reduced mobility. The caves are open daily from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Payment can be made in cash or by credit card. Reservations can be made online or by phone. A special tour for people with reduced mobility is available—please contact us in advance if you require one.

1 of the many places where the valley shows how fantastically rough and rugged it is. An experience!

Beautiful walk, highly recommended.

This cave is located on the left bank of the Ruisseau de Villers (La Pancherelle) and is located a little higher up along the hiking trail, in the forests of Saint-Jacques. The "nuton" (or lûton, nûton, gnome in Dutch) is a small creature from the folklore and popular beliefs of the French and Belgian Ardennes. The nuton has the same origins as the gnome, but according to local folklore, caves, caverns and underground passages make up most of its habitat, much like the dwarves of the Germanic world.

This small waterfall is located just before the mouth of the Chaudière stream, which comes from the Porallée on the Jehôster side with the Ninglinspo. Source: https://www.mini-ardenne.be/poi.card.php?language=fr&id=5458

The Ninglinspo valley appeals to the imagination of many nature lovers, if only for the name alone. And rightly so, because it is one of the most beautiful areas in the Ardennes in which the most unique mountain river in Belgium flows, the Ninglinspo, a small tributary. of the Amblève. It is a rugged but at the same time breathtakingly beautiful canyon-like environment that is very popular with hikers and nature lovers. This is an extension of the normal walk that also takes you along another river, the Chefna.

The Cascade la Chaudière is a waterfall in Sougné-Remouchamps, municipality of Aywaille in the Belgian province of Liège. The Ninglinspo, a tributary of the Amblève, falls about ten meters. The waterfall is located in a walking area, and you can swim in the small lake at the foot of the waterfall.

Nature has piled up the stones here in a completely chaotic manner. Gorgeous to look at.