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Between point 6, the Sauwartan site, and point 7, there are now no-entry signs. From point 6, leave the woods and join an asphalt road, take the first right and follow it to point 7.

Very smooth and pleasant path

The Neolithic flint mines of Spiennes constitute a vast flint extraction and knapping center covering around a hundred hectares. They were exploited for almost two millennia between 4350 and 2300 BC. They have been included on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 2000. Find all the information here: minesdespiennes.org

Not only is this trail steep, but there are roots and stones. It's really great for working on technical segments. In bad weather, mud adds a touch of difficulty.

The Bois d'Havré, located on the outskirts of Mons, is a 250 hectare forest which was once part of the domain of the Dukes of Havré. This historic and natural site constitutes a real green lung for the region. It is home to a variety of tree species such as oaks, ash, cherry, larch and pine. The wood is also a popular place for hiking, cycling and horse riding thanks to its marked trails and a VITA track.

The slag heap is crisscrossed by numerous very rolling gravel paths. It's the ideal playground for uphill intervals.

The Saint-Antoine slag heap is a slag heap located in the municipalities of Dour and Boussu in Belgium. With an area of 33 hectares, it extends at its greatest length for more than a kilometer in length. It is 60 meters high and has a volume of 32,944,000 m3.

The Grand Bureau building (currently the police headquarters) is impressive and testifies to the importance of the exploitation of the Borinage coal mines from 1785 to 1823.