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The tough climb gives you its reward here...

The Church of the Assumption of Mary in Cornesse can be seen from far away. The church is massively built and has a large bell tower. Unfortunately it is not always open, but an information board about the church is posted on the other side of the street.

Beautiful view from a rocky point on the Vesdre bend near Bellevaux.

This cave is located on the left bank of the Ruisseau de Villers (La Pancherelle) and is located a little higher up along the hiking trail, in the forests of Saint-Jacques. The "nuton" (or lûton, nûton, gnome in Dutch) is a small creature from the folklore and popular beliefs of the French and Belgian Ardennes. The nuton has the same origins as the gnome, but according to local folklore, caves, caverns and underground passages make up most of its habitat, much like the dwarves of the Germanic world.

Via the beautiful paths along the river Pancherelle in the forests of Saint-Jacques you reach the viewpoint of the Nose of Napoleon, a rock formation, where you look down on the valley of the Vesdre.

Although the current neo-Gothic church only dates from 1896, a chapel was founded here in 1694, then in honor of the Holy Family and Saint Anne. In 1749 the parishioners were allowed to build a larger chapel, which was elevated to a parish church in 1803. Another tip: On the wall of the house on the corner of Rue Bouhais and Rue Mortbonhomme there is an information and photo board about the history of the church and the village center.