오벨 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

...or if you come from Aubel, beautiful view into the valley.

In landscape architecture or spatial planning, a coulisse landscape refers to a landscape with alternating open and closed spaces, often created by hedges, rows of trees, or buildings. It resembles a stage with varying sightlines.

A low sun is beautiful in this hilly landscape.

Beautiful views, with the backdrops nicely defined by hedges and rows of trees.

Here you're walking on a sunken path through the woods. As you can see in half of the photos. Where the other photos come from is a mystery to me... (not really, many panoramas come from other highlights, closer to the abbey).

The cross, also known as the Croix sur le chemin de Fort-Pays, is attached to a chestnut tree at the entrance to a path leading through the meadows to Lammerschot and then on to Saint-Jean-Sart. This type of wayside cross belongs to the so-called petit patrimoine sacré—small religious heritage—typical of the Pays de Herve and Wallonia. Such crosses traditionally served as spiritual beacons for travelers, pilgrims, and local residents, and are often placed at crossroads, paths, or village entrances.

From a bench, you have a view of the tower of Val Dieu Abbey. It's nice to see two older horses roaming freely here. A long path leads you down to the abbey.

If you come from above, you have to go into the meadow after the bridge, in an attempt to keep your feet dry.