ロンドゥーのおすすめMTBライド

平均的なハイキングですが、急な上り坂があり、同様に、緩い小石のある急な下り坂の短いセクションがあります。 行く価値あり！

幹線道路の良い代替案

現在、橋は問題なく通行可能です

The Chapel, a Remnant of Montaigu Castle The castle of the Counts of Montaigu was built in 1050 as their family residence. In the 17th century, the county also included the lordships of Ochain (Condroz), Harzé (Aywaille), Yernée (Huy), and Flône Abbey (Amay). Five dynasties ruled this county, including the Montaigu dynasty from 1050 to 1147. In 1413, under the De La Marck dynasty, the castle was destroyed by fire following a family dispute. Remains of the castle walls are still visible today. Approximately 200 meters below the site lies the "spring that never runs dry." After several significant miracles, in 1608, a cross was erected in homage to Saint Thibaut on the summit of the mountain and the mound formed by the collapse of the castle's central tower. The chapel itself was built in 1639 on the site of the castle's outermost tower. It is this hillside location that affords Saint-Thibaut its breathtaking panoramic view of the villages of Marcourt, Marcouray, Jupille, Warisy, Cielle, and others. Later, the hermitage was also built. It consists of two small rooms adjoining the chapel, designed to house a hermit, in other words, the guardian of the site. Several hermits succeeded one another until 1968. The management of the site was then taken over in 1969/1970 by the non-profit organization Saint-Thibaut, which still organizes two pilgrimages a year: the first Saturday of May and July. On March 3, 2020, the non-profit organization received the title of Royal and thus became the Royal Non-Profit Organization of the Chapel and Hermitage of Saint-Thibaut. It should be noted that the site and buildings have been listed as historical monuments since 1973. https://stthibaut.be/

Barvoux is a nice town which seems t be spread out covering a wider area than you would think. It must attract people from surrounding countryside houses. There are several supermarket shops, banks, Action store and loads more. It is pleasant to ride around and see the sights

I liked this trail and these sections. It is tough and physical in sections, but worthy of passing through. All the way from Northern England but nice to ride through The Weris Quarry

I've done this section a lot, only downhill as a descent. Fantastic, wonderfully technical. As a climb, which this section actually is, it's impossible. I come here often, and I've also heard from locals that this section is impossible to climb.

The unique stones were recently excavated and are now on display for anyone who wants to experience a piece of history from the beautiful Weris (Durbuy).