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Chiny

Rocher Pinco Viewpoint – Belvedere Rocher du Hât loop from Chiny

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Belgium
Wallonia
Virton
Chiny

Rocher Pinco Viewpoint – Belvedere Rocher du Hât loop from Chiny

Expert

4.8

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Rocher Pinco Viewpoint – Belvedere Rocher du Hât loop from Chiny

05:12

18.4km

390m

Expert hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 7, 2025

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679 m

Point de Vue

Viewpoint

2

4.00 km

View of the Semois River from the Rock in Parc National de la Vallée de la Semois

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It's a bit of a climb up, but it's definitely worth it!

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4.00 km

View of the Semois from Rocher de l'Écureuil

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One of the beautiful viewpoints on the Semois. A resting bench invites you to relax. Just enjoying.

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8.35 km

Rocher Pinco Viewpoint

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Hiking path takes you to an end point, or not because at this location you can enjoy the horizon and the beautiful sunset. A couch is here especially for you. Take a seat and enjoy the scenery. You deserve it.

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5

11.5 km

Picnic area

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Picnic area on the waterfront. Wonderful, just enjoying the departing or passing canoe adventurers.

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11.5 km

Pedestrian/cyclist bridge

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Bridges connect landscapes and people.
Here too this bridge fulfills its function with glory.

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12.5 km

Belvedere Rocher du Hât

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An unmissable highlight in the spacious region.
The panoramic view of the meander will certainly charm you. Be aware that it can be quite busy here on the weekends.

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18.3 km

Saint Nicholas Bridge

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Special bridge with quite a history. Bridge was destroyed several times for strategic reasons and rebuilt each time. The cross of Saint Nicholas is still the original and if he could tell.

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18.3 km

Picnic area next to the Saint-Nicolas bridge

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Lovely to be able to picnic here in the shade on the waterfront.

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18.4 km

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Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

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11.7 km

5.53 km

752 m

422 m

Surfaces

9.31 km

5.06 km

2.81 km

939 m

250 m

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