트루아 퐁 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

Hockai에서 Francorchamp까지. 차를 빌릴 필요가 없습니다. REVel 네트워크를 이용하세요. 약간의 경사만 있으며 교통 체증 없이 지역 마을을 탐험할 수 있는 훌륭한 방법입니다!

The Legend of Gustine Maka: One day, young Gengoux and his friends decided to go pick blueberries in the Bonalfat forest in Vielsalm. Unfortunately, those beautiful purple berries were scarce even back then. There were hardly any to be found… The winter had probably been too harsh. And on top of that, that very late frost… Nothing to be done! It was getting late, and the young friends decided to return to the village. But on the way back, a human figure appeared in the twilight… It was Gustine Maka, an old woman from the neighborhood with the dubious reputation of being a witch… And look: she was carrying a basket full of blueberries! She looked at the boys and invited them to taste the berries in her basket. She didn't have to ask twice: the youngsters literally stuffed themselves with berries. But… Gustine Maka had bewitched them! Gengoux and his friends immediately turned into “macralles”. So, a kind of witches… While the earth began to shake in the Salm valley, you saw those seven enchanted macralles dancing and jumping around like madmen. Triggered or bewitched? Click through to https://www.vielsalm-tourisme.be/nl/index.php/de-streek-van-vielsalm/folklore/de-macralles/

Statue of Gustine Maka. You can read more about this witch and the Macralles at https://www.vielsalm-tourisme.be/nl/index.php/de-streek-van-vielsalm/folklore/de-macralles/#:~:text=Toverheksen%20hebben%20altijd%20en%20overal,er%20hun%20heksensabbat%20te%20vieren.

The origins of this church date back to the 7th or 8th century. The very small building consisted of a nave and a very small choir (cella). These remains were discovered during the early construction of a new church. It was rebuilt between 1962 and 1964 after being destroyed during World War II. Adjacent is an old cemetery with very old gravestones. It lies at the foot of a nearly thousand-year-old oak tree.

This stele pays tribute to the greatest cycling champion of the 19th century: Eddy Merckx. It stands at the top of the Stockeu. It is included in the course of the Liège-Bastogne-Liège cycling race every year. Eddy Merckx climbed it several times and won Liège-Bastogne-Liège five times.

An eye-catcher on the roundabout and in honor of the bicycle

Old natural stone station of Trois-Ponts. Like many stations nowadays unmanned. There are machines...

Very nicely made and easy to drive, plus you can take some really nice pictures.