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View of the Samson Fortress – Our Lady of the Vivier Abbey loop from Ampsin

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Belgium
Wallonia
Liège
Huy
Amay

View of the Samson Fortress – Our Lady of the Vivier Abbey loop from Ampsin

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View of the Samson Fortress – Our Lady of the Vivier Abbey loop from Ampsin

03:32

80.6km

560m

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 8, 2025

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202 m in total

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26.4 km

View of the Samson Fortress

Highlight • Viewpoint

view of the ruins of the fortress

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30.8 km

Our Lady of the Vivier Abbey

Highlight • Religious Site

This Cistercian abbey which has survived the centuries now houses two lodges and a restaurant. It is also possible to picnic there, and to taste the local beer. In addition, …

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34.0 km

Wheat Lane, Marchovelette

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Cotacol nr. 537 - 71 Cotacol - 700m - 7,9% 55m - Max: 12%
Climb from south to north.

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59.9 km

Ferme de la Grosse Tour

Highlight • Historical Site

This impressive fortified farm is the home of the tourist info and the location for several events.

You find a parking lot from wich you can start several signposted hikes, bike-tours and horse-tours

For more informations: tourisme-burdinale-mehaigne.be

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62.7 km

Bois Baulette

Forest

6

63.8 km

Oteppe Hill

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Coast along the campsite with a final in the countryside

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64.1 km

Château d'Oteppe

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This village located in the heart of the Burdinale-Mehaigne Natural Park is part of a group of municipalities. In 1952 the village of Vissoul merged with it.

A large campsite is located at Oteppe Castle within this town.

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64.8 km

Côte du Prâle

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2 possibilities on the top right harder than staying on the left

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79.8 km

Les Maîtres du Feu Museum and Ampsin Quarry

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The Ampsin limestone quarry supplied the nearby lime kiln that now houses the museum "Les Maitres du feu". The quarry has been a nature reserve that is freely accessible since 2008.

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80.6 km

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Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

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61.0 km

11.1 km

5.15 km

2.81 km

234 m

163 m

111 m

Surfaces

69.4 km

10.8 km

115 m

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