This first stage starts from Neufchâteau, right by the lake on which many water sports are practiced.



As its name suggests, there was once a castle here that dominated the small town surrounded by walls, the only vestige of which was for a long time the Griffon Tower. Archaeological excavations have recently… read more

With around thirty kilometers, this second stage is a little longer than the others, which means you don't have to end the hike in the middle of the forest!



You leave Libramont to enter the Bois de Séviscourt, where you pass through the “Thier du Mont”, which rises to 574 meters, an altitude high enough… read more

You leave the pretty village of Mirwart passing in front of the Étangs Saint-Roch, a small section of the route which is not part of the GR, but which you join after two kilometers to continue climbing into the woods. You follow the Ruisseau de Parfondry which flows at the bottom of a pretty deep valley… read more

Before leaving Hargimont you pass the Château de Jemeppe, also known as the “Château d'Hargimont”, whose origins date back to the 13th century. Today, the castle has been transformed into a place for seminars, celebrations and events and brings together modern comfort and historic surroundings.



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This fifth stage presents a little more elevation, moving through immense forests and small corners of unspoiled nature. Just after kilometer 4, the route leaves the GR for three kilometers and passes in front of “la croix du français”. This small memorial pays homage to Armand Bouteloup who was part… read more

You leave Roumont and hike in the Bois de Bertogne. The landscape alternates between dense forests and unobstructed views of the fields. You cross some hamlets.



Around kilometer fourteen you walk in the footsteps of the old tram line which linked Marche-en-Famenne to Martelange. The straight line, with… read more

This stage takes you east, to the border with Luxembourg, through the Haute-Sûre Natural Park. A rather unknown region characterized by a beech forest (the largest in Belgium) which offers magnificent landscapes and where it is easy to meet game.



Halfway, you take a piece of the RAVeL de la Haute-Sûre… read more

This eighth stage starts with an astonishing 150-meter-long suspended footbridge that spans the Sûre and offers a magnificent view of the river and the ponds dug around it.



A 28-meter-high wooden tower offers you a superb view of the village and the surrounding nature. Educational panels inform you about… read more

You leave Habay-la-Neuve and deviate from the GR a few hundred meters to take a bucolic path surrounded by ponds, vestiges of the industrial past of the small town and natural gems where flora and fauna have regained their rights.



You continue on a small forest road which turns into a path and climbs… read more

This tenth and last stage starts on a historical note, with a small detour through the military cemetery known as "du Plateau", listed in the civil heritage of Wallonia. The village was indeed the scene of heavy fighting during the First World War. They caused the deaths of 7,000 French soldiers and… read more