リビンの湖・トップ7

Nice place to start hiking trails

Large bodies of water invite you to relax.

Mirwart Pond is a beautiful lake that was once used for fishing and water supply. It is surrounded by a forest of beech, oak and fir trees and is home to many aquatic animals and plants. You can admire the view of the lake from the wooden bridge or the observation tower, or take a stroll along its banks. The lake is also a popular place for bird watching, as you can see many species of ducks, geese, swans and other waterfowl.

Mirwart, a sub-municipality of Saint-Hubert, in Belgium, is part of the Plus Beaux Villages de Wallonie (most beautiful villages in Wallonia). It is a picturesque village, surrounded by nature, where the farms and half-timbered houses have managed to retain their characteristics of yesteryear. An omnipresent nature In Mirwart you will find the Domaine provincial de Mirwart, which offers 1350 hectares of exceptional fauna and flora: you will find dozens of fish ponds, a forest with different types of trees, the rivers Lomme and Marsault, beehives and some historical heritage scattered here and there in the area. in the middle of the forest (bridges, a blast furnace from the 16th century, an ice cellar from the 19th century...). In the middle of this unspoilt nature, the walks invite you to relax and disconnect from your daily worries. More information at https://www.visitardenne.com/nl/het-beste-van-de-ardennen/top-doeten/steden-en-dorpen/mirwart

Magnificent

I was there on October 27, 2022 and a very beautiful place except that they are occupying a lot of places to shave the trees .......

Of all the Ardennes municipalities, Libin is the one with the most places devoted to dwarfs. These legendary little creatures, here called "Nutons", lived in hollows of rocks and came out at night to repair shoes from the villagers. Le Sentier des Nutons offers a 1.8 km fun trail around a lake in a wooded area, completely dedicated to these Ardennes dwarfs. Along the way, be surprised by a dwarf sleeping next to a fox, another gazing at the water from its stone pedestal, or a third sitting in front of his den with a collection of large shoes. Tranquility prevails in this green area, and pay attention to children: you might even see a gnome hiding in the bushes. This small park is located in a former quarry of kaolin, a white fat and heavy loam used for pottery and porcelain. There used to be several kaolin quarries around Libin, and today one is still active in Transinne.

It is a superb very quiet place!