Saint-Lambert Bridge – Along the Semois loop from Alle

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Saint-Lambert Bridge – Along the Semois loop from Alle

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Saint-Lambert Bridge – Along the Semois loop from Alle

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15.6km

270m

Hiking

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

Last updated: September 9, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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Parc national de la Vallée de la Semois

Parc naturel de l'Ardenne méridionale

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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5.91 km

Pont de Claies (Semois)

Highlight • Bridge

Nice spot. I wanted to cross the bridge, but unfortunately it is no longer there.

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5.96 km

The Claies Bridge over the Semois (June to September)

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In the summer months, the "Pont de claies", a primitive bridge made of wicker, is erected here. On it you can cross the Semois, let your feet dangle in the water or jump into the cool water.

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7.45 km

Stone Bridge of Vresse-sur-Semois

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There is a pretty village and also a wonderfully beautiful arched stone bridge here.

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7.60 km

Saint-Lambert Bridge

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The Saint Lambert bridge is a must in this charming Ardennes village of Vresse sur Semois.

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7.65 km

Vresse-sur-Semois bathing area

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Here you can bathe in the water and have a picnic at the tables. It is wonderful to stay here.

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9.41 km

Along the Semois

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Beautiful, quiet hiking trail right on the banks of the Semois. Nothing but rippling water, rushing trees and twittering birds.

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13.2 km

View of the Semois Valley from Naglemont

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Tough hard route you need good walking shoes

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13.7 km

View of the Semois Valley

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The viewpoint over the Semois valley offers you a breathtaking view over the green valley and the winding Semois. It is the perfect place to take a break!

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15.6 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

7.61 km

5.71 km

1.21 km

947 m

182 m

Surfaces

4.37 km

4.03 km

3.50 km

2.79 km

945 m

< 100 m

Elevation

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Highest point (330 m)

Lowest point (180 m)

Weather

Thursday 22 October

11°C

5°C

98 %

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Max wind speed: 39.0 km/h

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Comments

May 18, 2022,🌟🌟🌟 Belgische Ardennen - An der Semois 29°C 🌞

Today we were at the Semois, a popular destination in the Belgian Ardennes. At a summer temperature of 29°C, we were able to explore the great river, with wonderfully weedy and white-flowering areas. For the four-legged friends there was access to smaller streams and also to the Semois, which were used to cool down.

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August 12, 2024,Le long de la Semois zum Aussichtspunkt

I wanted to enjoy the quiet morning atmosphere today, so I set off early.
In the cool morning air along the Semois, where the heat quickly spread.
The climb to the lookout point was tough, but I was glad I had chosen the route that way.
When I got to the top, there was a sensational view and the descent …

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August 20, 2024,Entlang der Semoir

The tour starts in Alle sur Semoir. First along the road (there is a footpath!) to Mouzaive. There, cross the bridge over the river, which is decorated with wonderfully blooming petunias, and continue on the cycle/pedestrian path. The highlight is definitely the willow bridge that is installed in summer. It really is something special! We found Vresse rather boring, on …

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April 28, 2023,Geschiedenis wandeling langs de Semois

We leave Laforêt and walk across the Pont de Vresse into history.
We read that about 500 million years ago the Ardennes were part of the South Pole. Clay and sand were transformed into what is now slate and quartzite.
The black color that you see in the buildings is due to organic material.
The one meter thick stones on …

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