Our marked walks

The peaceful hamlet of Hèvremont, first mentioned in the 12th century, consists mainly of farms and houses built of limestone and sandstone rubble. This very rural village, crossed by the Bovegnée stream, stretches along vast green expanses surrounded by the oaks and firs of the Hèvremont woods.Every path and track is an invitation to relax and discover this natural environment. Wild flowers and plants, woodland fruit and red-legged frogs are all on offer to those who pay close attention.
The ‘black, yellow and red circles’ walks starting from the Chapelle Saint-François d'Assise are very accessible, even for the youngest walkers, and have very few changes in altitude. Ideal for a short getaway, they invite you to listen, smell and taste all the richness of this landscape. And if you're the owner of an adorable pooch who, like you, loves to run around, we recommend the ‘yellow circle’ walk, as there are no stiles to climb.
Take a break, recharge your batteries and let yourself be overwhelmed by the tranquillity of this splendid village nestling at the foot of the former capital of Limburg.
> Download the PDF of the walks Consult the GPX of the walks via www.limbourg-tourisme.com The routes :Black circles 1h30: Hèvremont chapel - Halloux - Coingsoux - Hèvremont chapel > 4.1kmRed circles 2h: Hèvremont chapel - Pirhettes - Bois de Goé - Pierresses - Hèvremont chapel > 6.7kmYellow circles 1h30: Hèvremont chapel - Pré Lemaire - Les Goronnes - Halleur - Hèvremont chapel > 4km
Advice: Appropriate walking shoes, dogs on leads, walks not suitable for disabled people.

You'll start the walk in one of the most beautiful tourist spots in the Province of Liège: the Gileppe dam complex, surrounded by the vast Hertogenwald forest. Over a 5-kilometre stretch, you'll ride along its lake in a breathtaking setting featuring, among other things, a lion, a monumental sculpture by Félix-Antoine Bouré, 13.50 metres high, and a 77.6-metre panoramic tower! You will then cycle through the unspoilt valley of the Soor, a small torrential stream. Don't hesitate to stop for a moment at the observatory for a glimpse of the herbivores of our forests (deer and roe deer). You will then stroll through the charming little village of Herbiester, at an altitude of around 400 metres.This is a magnificent walk in spring and early summer, when the broom and other wild flowers are in bloom.
Difficulty: DifficultDifference in altitude: 419mDistance : 31kmStart: Barrage de la GileppeNodes to follow: 63 → 62 → 61 → 59 → 67 → 66 → 65 → 64 → 63Download the route descriptionVisit the website pointsnoeuds-provincedeliege.be for further information. Order the Province of Liège Cycle Network map here.

Discover the magnificent village of Lambermont on this short and easy circuit. The Place du Centre, a panorama of the Vesdre valley, Thier du Tilleul,... more to marvel at! 
> Download the official PDF of the walk < (only in French)
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This long 9 km walk runs through a beautiful, quiet valley, which forms an important part of the city's green belt. Squares and avenues with trees, Moraifosse street, Rouheid stream,... don't hesitate to come and have a look because you will be surprised!
> Download the official PDF of the walk < (only in French)
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A 5km600 circuit that continues to take you around the beautiful village of Stembert and its surroundings. Grand Vivier, Vinâve, Tir communal, Aqueduc de la Gileppe,... you will be amazed!
> Download the official PDF of the walk < (only available in French)
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Departing from Limbourg or La Gileppe (brasserie Au Lion), hike through fields and forests and discover the magnificent landscapes that separate the ancient medieval stronghold of Limbourg from the famous La Gileppe dam.Along the way you'll pass by the Coingsoux arboretum, the Gileppe-Stembert aqueduct, the Borchêne lake and the Goé and Hèvremont woods: so many enchanting and still little-known places on a 13km walk. 
► The loop can be started either from Limbourg to Place Saint-Georges, or from La Gileppe to the Brasserie Au Lion. 
Our partners, Brasserie Saint-Georges and Brasserie Au Lion, offer walkers a local menu of local produce: ideal for a successful lunch break! Make a reservation according to your departure point.Departure from Limbourg - "Au Lion" lunch - 087/76.62.69Departure from La Gileppe - lunch at the "Brasserie Saint-Georges" - 087/70.74.46
> Download the PDF brochure for more information and a quiz for the kids! < (only in french)
Warning: muddy paths in wet weather and suitable footwear recommended! 
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