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Deze wandeling komt uit de reeks www.originelewandelingen.be Echter hij zit achter een betaalmuur. Daar zitten "avontuurlijke wandelingen" verborgen. Zowel Komoot als de gids verwittigen voor twee "gevaarlijke" segmenten. Nochtans valt het mee. De eerste is om de Fosse Laide uit te klimmen, maar met wandelstokken geraak je vrij gemakkelijk op de helling. Je kan ook gewoon terug op je stappen terugkeren. De tweede is voor een afdaling van 40% en meer. Maar de karst in de grond geeft je wel wat steun. Deze deden wij zonder de wandelstokken. Cette randonnée fait partie de la série www.originelewandelingen.be Cependant, elle est cachée derrière un mur payant. Les « randonnées aventure » se trouvent là-bas. Komoot et le guide signalent tous deux deux passages « dangereux ». Cependant, ils ne sont pas si difficiles. Le premier consiste à remonter la Fosse Laide, mais avec des bâtons de randonnée, la montée est assez facile. On peut aussi simplement rebrousser le chemin. Le second passage est une descente à 40 % ou plus. Cependant, le sol karstique offre un certain soutien. Nous l'avons effectuée sans bâtons de randonnée.
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17.5km
3.5km/h
510m
510m
Een mooie wandeling door veel weides, met vele poortjes, maar vooral prachtige panorama's in dit coulissenlandschap van Herve. Als je goed plant kan je eten in de brasserie van Val Dieu (reserveren tussen 12.00 en 14.00), maar hierbuiten vrij, wel druk. In Aubel kan je je voor de wandeling versterken bij bakkerij Jean Paul. De wandeling kan ook korter, maar dan skip je één van de culinaire mogelijkheden. www.originelewandelingen.be
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19.7km
3.8km/h
460m
460m
Marinaさん、Hans Van Den Heuvel 🚲🚶♂️さん、他人が「いいね！」しました。- Willem VS11月 5, 2025
A beautiful walk with many panoramic views, through the scenic landscapes of the Herve region near Aubel. Just as we arrived at Val Dieu Abbey, it started to rain. Not a big deal, since we had planned a stop at the brasserie. However, this meant we didn't have any photos of the abbey.
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Het gehucht Regniessart, een goed bewaard geheim, bestaat uit een twintigtal huizen op een open plek in het immense Forêt de Nismes. Vroeger woonden er houthakkers en boeren. De huizen en de kapel werden opgetrokken met de "duivelssteen", een steen uit de nabije steengroeve die zo hard is dat je hem niet kunt bewerken. De enige weg door het gehucht is moeilijk berijdbaar en voorbehouden voor lokaal verkeer. Tijdens de wandeling kom je praktisch geen ori¨¨entatiepunten tegen. Buiten het Croix Mattys, de piepkleine huisjes van de Baraque de Tilleul en de Baraque du Coq, zijn er geen oriëntatiepunten. Je vindt de wandeling terug op de site www.originelewandelingen.be Le hameau de Regniessart, un secret bien gardé, se compose d'une vingtaine de maisons dans une clairière au cœur de la vaste forêt de Nismes. Autrefois habités par des bûcherons et des agriculteurs, les maisons et la chapelle ont été construites en « pierre du diable », une pierre extraite de la carrière voisine, si dure qu'elle est impossible à travailler. L'unique route traversant le hameau est difficilement praticable et réservée à la circulation locale. Au cours de la randonnée, vous ne croiserez pratiquement aucun point de repère. Hormis la Croix Mattys, les minuscules maisons de la Baraque de Tilleul et la Baraque du Coq, aucun autre point de repère ne vient jalonner le paysage. Vous trouverez le programme de la randonnée sur le site web www.originelewandelingen.be The hamlet of Regniessart, a well-kept secret, consists of about twenty houses in a clearing in the vast Forêt de Nismes. Woodcutters and farmers once lived there. The houses and the chapel were built with "devil's stone," a stone from the nearby quarry that is so hard it can't be worked. The only road through the hamlet is difficult to navigate and reserved for local traffic. During the walk, you'll encounter virtually no landmarks. Aside from the Croix Mattys, the tiny houses of the Baraque de Tilleul, and the Baraque du Coq, there are no landmarks.
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17.2km
3.4km/h
390m
390m
Bernd 🌲🦌🍄🥾さん、Vicenteさん、他人が「いいね！」しました。- Willem VS10月 28, 2025
Our schedule coincided with another hike, and it immediately turned into an adventure.
Except for the starting point—which we reached by car via a gravel road—we didn't encounter a single village or hamlet.
After 14 kilometers, my phone died, and... I didn't have a power bank 🤔. Marina had hers, but we
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From Wylam to South Shields is not that far - but we can't afford us to miss the ferry. We pass the Tyne bridges and than we take the tunnel under the Tyne to South Shields, the finish of Hadrian's Wall Cycleway. After the finish at Arbeia Roman Fort we take the ferry (instead of the tunnel) to North Shields where our DFDS ferry waits to rejoin the continent. A little detail: for the second day on our trip it doesn't rain :-).
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42.4km
15.6km/h
340m
350m
Tomさん、Claudine en Robert🇧🇪🚴さん、他人が「いいね！」しました。- Willem VS9月 24, 2025
Believe it or not, it stayed dry for the second day in a row. We leave Wylam and are immediately back on a train along the Tyne. We haven't had breakfast yet, so we're looking forward to a delicious breakfast. Branzino isn't open yet in Newburn, but in Lemington we have breakfast at the fitness center
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Our seventh ride was a dry ride. And while ride 6 was the most beautiful around the remnants of Hadrian's Wall, this became the most beautiful ride in terms of landscape. For this, we do take an alternative route suggested by Cicerone guides. And thus we see the rugged rock formations of the Whin Sill. Cliffs without water. Hadrian's Wall also ran over this wonderfully beautiful natural obstacle. We also pass Hexham, with its many medieval architecture. We end in Wylam, half a day away from Newcastle.
03:51
65.0km
16.9km/h
780m
870m
- Willem VS9月 22, 2025
Our seventh ride was a dry one. And although ride 6 was the most beautiful, along the remains of Hadrian's Wall, this one was the most scenic. For this, we took an alternative route, suggested by the Cicerone guides. And so we saw the rugged rock formations of the Whin Sill. Cliffs without water, so
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Definitely the most beautiful section of the Hadrian's Cycleway. Every cycling trip is an adventure, no matter how meticulously you prepare. Our adventure focused on this ride, just before we set off on the first remnants of Hadrian's Wall.
03:48
69.3km
18.2km/h
710m
590m
Didadaさん、Allèh, aon de geng! 🇧🇪🇳🇱🇩🇪さん、他人が「いいね！」しました。- Willem VS9月 19, 2025
Day 6: Port Carlisle - Greenhead (Hadrian's Cycleway) 69.3 km; 710 m (239 ft) elevation gain
We leave our disappointing overnight accommodation. We continue along the high-water mark along the River Eden to the memorial of King Edward I. For the second time, we cross Carlisle. We look for a coffee somewhere
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Day 5: Workington - Port Carlisle; 75 km - 250 hm Now that we've finished the Reivers Route, we embark on the Hadrian's Wall Cycle Route back to Newcastle. We soon spot a cormorant and a heron. We continue along the coast today, but while it will be our driest day, it will also be the least interesting. We pass Maryport, where there's also an alternative end to the Reivers Route. We pass a golf course, where we have to watch out for flying golf balls. A little further on, we stop at a farm for a refreshing milkshake, and back on the coast, we stop for coffee and scones. In Silloth, I pop into a museum of toy soldiers. In Abbeytown, we visit the abbey. In Newton Arlosh, we come across a fortified church and more impressive gravestones. We're approaching the coast again and are 1,150 miles from Rome. In Bowness-on-Solway, we pass the Path Pavillon, the symbolic start/end point for pilgrims on Hadrian's Footpath. We drive through some more floodplains and look for something to eat in Port Carlisle. A woman guides us into her cozy restaurant, where—how could it be otherwise—we run into some Dutch people. With a full stomach, we reach our accommodation two kilometers further on.
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75.0km
17.4km/h
240m
190m
Didadaさん、Richard 🇳🇱さん、他人が「いいね！」しました。- Willem VS9月 18, 2025
Day 5: Workington - Port Carlisle; 75 km - 250 hm
Now that we've finished the Reivers Route, we embark on the Hadrian's Wall Cycle Route back to Newcastle. We soon spot a cormorant and a heron. We continue along the coast today, but while it will be our driest day, it will also be the least interesting
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Day 4 of our Reivers Route takes us from Carlisle to the finish line on Workington beach. There was quite a bit of climbing, but once again it was a joy to ride through this beautiful landscape. It was a day that was exhausting, but what a beautiful finish on Workington beach! This is truly a joy to behold. Dag 4 van onze Reivers Route brengt ons van Carlisle naar de finish op het strand van Workington. Er moest aardig wat geklommen worden, maar opnieuw was het een plezier door dit prachtig landschap te rijden. Het was een dag die in de benen kroop, maar wat een mooie finish aan het strand van Workington! Hier wordt je echt gelukkig van.
04:47
79.7km
16.6km/h
940m
960m
Didadaさん、Allèh, aon de geng! 🇧🇪🇳🇱🇩🇪さん、他人が「いいね！」しました。- Willem VS9月 16, 2025
With a slight delay due to Komoot's new face and the first day of their refurbishment, the highlights weren't yet available. The second day was a bit of a search.
We left in the morning after visiting some more sights in Carlisle. We entered a church where the pulpit was so large that the congregation
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On the third stage, we quickly leave Scotland behind, but the scenery remains beautiful. We pass Bewcastle Castle Ruins with its Anglo-Saxon Cross. Afterward, we deviate briefly from the route to visit Kirklington Hall and its gardens. It's a lovely tearoom. We finish in Carlisle, the capital of Cumbria. Met de derde rit verlaten we al snel Schotland, maar het landschap blijft mooi. We passeren Bewcastle Castle Ruines met het Anglo-Saksisch kruis. Naderhand wijken we even van het parcours af om Kirklington Hall met zijn tuinen aan te doen. Heerlijke tearoom hier. We eindigen in Carlisle de hoofdstad van Cumbria.
04:02
70.4km
17.5km/h
730m
800m
Doradel🌅🚲🚲🚲🎶さん、Red Foxさん、他人が「いいね！」しました。- Willem VS9月 13, 2025
Before we left, the rear tire needed replacing. That went quickly with two people, and just in front of the hotel, there was a bike repair stand with a pump. It was done in record time. We quickly rejoined the Reivers Route. But quickly drove out of Scotland again, which was a shame, as Scotland provided
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The second leg of our Reivers Route takes us through a heavy downpour to Kielder Dam. Unpaved, green paths lead us along the shores of Kielder Water to Kielder Castle. There, we unfortunately have to leave the Reivers Route for our hotel in Newcastleton. Meanwhile, we cross the Scottish border. De tweede rit van onze Reivers Route gaat onder een fikse regenbui naar Kielder Dam. Via onverharde, groene paden gaat het langs de oever van Kielder Water naar Kielder Castle. Daar moeten we helaas de Reivers Route verlaten naar ons hotel in Newcastleton. Ondertussen passeren we de Schotse grens.
03:53
68.5km
17.6km/h
650m
650m
DirkWiさん、Alan McWilliamsさん、他人が「いいね！」しました。- Willem VS9月 12, 2025
After a refreshing night's sleep, we head back towards the city center and continue our Reiversroute.
After 10 km, we're hit by another serious downpour. Marina stops under a tree. Eventually, I convince her to keep going, hoping to escape the "local" shower.
After 20 km, we arrive at a large lake – Kielder
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The original walks are definitely my favorite in Belgium. This walk is an adventurous one, and fun is always guaranteed. In Han-sur-Lesse, you only hear Dutch. At the church, we see some birds of prey awaiting their annual consecration. We then walk above the (old) Lesse valley with beautiful panoramas
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