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Beautiful hike, I was just expecting to see the lake but that is not the case, we go around it but not close!

quietness of the pond where we observe birds

beautiful typical village

The small waterfalls of the Eau Blanche River are a hidden natural wonder in the region. These charming waterfalls are located in a picturesque and unspoilt setting, where the clear waters of the Eau Blanche meander over rocks and vegetation. The river flows through a wide, wooded landscape.

The Blaimont viaduct is an imposing railway structure built in 1856. This viaduct, 135 meters long and 26.5 meters high, with its eight arches, was erected to allow the railway to cross the Eau valley White. Using materials extracted from local quarries, it narrowly escaped destruction during both world wars.

Lompret is recognized as one of the Most Beautiful Villages in Wallonia. Nestled in a meander of the Eau Blanche, it preserves a rich historical and natural heritage. The village was formerly occupied by a Gallic, then Roman fortification, before welcoming a feudal castle whose ruins still remain. Attractions include St. Nicholas Church and the magnificent 18th century bridge. Lompret is also famous for the discovery in 1872 of a monetary treasure at the site of the Roman camp.

Via a short but tiring slope you reach a viewpoint on Lake Virelles, where you also have the Aquascope. Opposite the bench on the blue walking trail you can continue a few meters in the direction of the lake. There you have the best view, which is also marked on the map as a viewpoint.

The Viaduc de Blaimont is a historic railway viaduct in Wallonia. It is an impressive building with the following features: Height: 26.5 meters; Length: 135 meters; Year of construction: 1856; Number of arcs: 81 The viaduct was built to carry the Chimay railway across the Eau Blanche valley.