リンブルグの天然記念物・トップ20

The name Bilisse is said to be of Celtic origin: bîl means distinctive and smooth or less and comes from Lech (stone). Hence bîllech = protruding rock! Source: https://www.sparealites.be/solwaster

Wonderfully wild water. 💕 Often enough I have hiked to "waterfalls" that ended up being just disappointing little streams that trickled over a small rocky step. You may know that too. 😉 But these waterfalls really deserve their name (especially now in spring). 👍 The water is wonderfully loud.

This valley is a wonderful walking adventure...

The wonderful sound of rippling water can always be heard...

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.

Done last week, paths perfectly accessible just a small detour just before you get to the Pont de Centenaire. The valley is super nice for walking.

Especially in autumn this walk along the Hoëgne is highly recommended. Unfortunately, during holiday periods, the place suffers from the disadvantages of mass tourism. We did the route in reverse, from the car park at the Pont du Centenaire. The message is to leave early so that you are ahead of the crowds. With its countless idyllic waterfalls, wooden bridges, forests and fields, the area is romantic and rugged at the same time.

An excellent alternative to the much busier, extremely popular valley of the Ninglispo! Slightly adventurous with narrow bridges, climbs and (in rain) slippery stones and rocks, but nevertheless also very suitable for walks with the whole family and/or a dog. Highly recommended!