가장 멋진 바스토뉴 주변 자연유산 20곳

The Sacrawé raised bog (Plateau des Tailles) is one of the most valuable peatlands in the region. A boardwalk allows visitors to safely cross the delicate bog without damaging the vegetation. It is part of a marked circular trail with information panels and a small viewpoint. As the area is strictly protected, visitors must stay on the marked paths, and individual sections may be temporarily closed. The landscape is characterized by sphagnum mosses, cotton grass, and heathland, and provides habitat for specialized bog plants and animals.

Unfortunately, one of the ropes broke, making the small climb along the Ourthe River difficult. Here, you have to be very careful, especially in wet conditions, to avoid slipping and taking an involuntary dip in the river. (As of September 2025)

Unfortunately, one of the safety ropes has broken, making the small climbing section along the Ourthe River difficult. Here, you have to be very careful not to slip and take an involuntary dip in the river. (As of September 2025)

Beautiful and highly recommended to walk this part

Large smooth boulders that cause narrowings and small rapids on the Ourthe.

Exciting piece of path, "obstacle" to be taken with caution.

This is easy to do in the summer months, but I think it will be more difficult to pass during high water or rain. But here it was low tide and great weather, so a nice change for the children during the walk.

The Forest of Peace in Bastogne, which was created on the 50th anniversary of the Battle of the Ardennes, contains 4,000 trees. The trees are dedicated to the American veterans who fought in the Ardennes, to the Belgian fighters and to the military and civilian victims of the winter 1944-1945. It was an emotional moment when many veterans saw each other again in 1994 after all that time. Every veteran could choose from various tree species and each tree was given its own name. The trees are planted in such a way that the UNICEF emblem, the mother and child, can be seen from the air.