오르프 자슈 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

The Halle al'Chair is a striking historic building in the center of Namur, near the Meuse River and the current Théâtre Royal. Built in the 16th century, it originally served as a covered meat market ("chair" means meat in Old French). Its location on the waterfront made the transport of goods particularly convenient. Over the centuries, the building served various purposes, including administrative and storage. Today, the Halle al'Chair is part of the city's cultural and archaeological heritage and a recognizable landmark in the Quartier du Théâtre. A fascinating stop that connects Namur's economic past with contemporary city life.

nice spot to rest on the benches

nice place to go on holiday

Very beautiful route but unfortunately 2-3 sections are inaccessible and impassable by bike due to fallen trees and a closed barrier. I recommend it, but only when the paths are clear ;)

watch out for stones

Racour station was a railway station on line 147 (Landen-Tamines), active from 1893 to 1959. The station building is now a protected monument and partly furnished as a holiday home. A cycle and walking path runs over the former railway line, while at the station some sections of track and old wagons have been preserved.

Good terrain for practising riding techniques with different gradients and levels of difficulty. Forest floor, with some roots in places. The MTB single trails for this are located slightly to the left of the actual motocross track in the forest section towards Petit-Hallet.

very beautiful village viewed from the Ravel