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like a little trip to the moon...

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.

Beautiful drive

The Borinage is inextricably linked to a prestigious industrial past that created a lot of wealth in Europe. A number of small railway lines were built to transport both labor and coal. These lines have now been transformed into beautiful RAVeL routes. These four routes of the RAVeL of the Borinage (Lines 98,98A, 98B and 98C) will take you into different atmospheres in no time. You drive from a heavily urbanized and industrial region to wooded zones and agricultural areas. You will be amazed! On the one hand you cycle between the coal slag heaps, but you also visit cultural places that were visited by Van Gogh and Verhaeren. In short, a bike tour full of surprises! Adventurers can also cycle on the short Line 98B, between Warquignies and Boussu. We propose 3 stages, which are not connected to each other, but can be combined: Line 98, the Borinage hills, between Cuesmes and Quiévrain Line 98A, the RAVeL of the 'Hauts-Pays', between Dour and Onnezies. Line 98C, between Frameries and Hornu. https://ravel.wallonie.be/nl/home/itineraires/local/lignes-98-du-borinage.html

With 18 wind turbines and electricity production equivalent to the consumption of 26,000 households, the wind farm which extends over the municipalities of Dour Quiévrain and Hensies is the largest wind farm in Belgium! The last 4 masts were officially inaugurated this morning. They mark the Walloon region's desire to relaunch the installation of this type of equipment on its territory. https://www.telemb.be/article/dour-quievrain-hensies-le-plus-grand-parc-eolien-de-belgique

Located in the heart of the Haine valley, between Mons and Tournai, the marshy complex of Harchies-Hensies-Pommeroeul, better known as the Marais d'Harchies, is a major site for the fauna and flora of Wallonia. Covering an area of 550 hectares, this site of great biological interest is home to many species and constitutes an important transit site during bird migration and offers ideal conditions for the nesting and wintering of numerous species. Its registration as a “Ramsar” wetland confirms its importance on an international scale. https://oiseaumaraisdharchies.be/

Nice trail on the slag heap. There is also a lot of motorcycle driving.