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! 
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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!
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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!
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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
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Warning: muddy paths in wet weather and suitable footwear recommended! 
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During your walk you will discover the Giesberg path which will lead you to the chapel of Our Lady of Seven Sorrows. Take the opportunity to contemplate the beautiful view of the Hertogenwald and the village. You will also be able to discover various stone markers delimiting the former Prussian border.To do: on foot, with your dog, with the pushchair, by bike.
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Discover the Chantal Noël walk, you will love passing the Saint-Laurent church, the old Maison Communale, the pump on the Place Communale, the lime tree, the war memorial, the fountain on Avenue du Centre and many other attractions in Andrimont.
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A rather sporty tour, mainly along the right bank of the Vesdre. The Hautes Mezelles, the Promenade des Récollets, the Al-Cute bridge,... and other surroundings of the centre to impress you! 
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A 7km circuit to discover the beautiful architectures and green landscapes of Petit-Rechain. Mosan style houses, the Domaine des Tourelles, the Waides stream... everything to amaze you!
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This tour of Petit-Rechain will take you to two of the village's superb and impressive castles. Rue Victor de Neuville, the pillory, Cinse dê Torai,... and much more to impress you! Attention: only accessible with a land pushchair. 
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A tour that will make you discover some beautiful places in the surroundings of Lambermont. Mosan style houses, Fiérain wood, particular geology,... you will be surprised! 
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This short and easy circuit will allow you to continue a pleasant visit to the splendid village of Ensival. The path of La Haute Folie, the valley of Préry, the Maison Gohy,... come and visit because you will be amazed!
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A first circuit of 5km600 to start the visit of the pretty village of Ensival. The Gohy House, Dorman Castle, the Seven Fawes,... to give you an eyeful! 
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The longest circuit of the PCDN to discover the whole village of Heusy and its surroundings. The Paulus fountain, the Chemin des Béolles, the Bois du Renard,... you will be perfectly surprised!  Attention: only accessible with a land pushchair.
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A circuit of 6km300 which will allow you to continue the visit of Heusy and its magnificent surroundings. Tree-lined squares and avenues, the Trois Bacs, the Bocage, wetlands... you will be amazed! Attention: only accessible with a land pushchair. 
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This 3km200 circuit ends, in a way, the visit of the beautiful and "great" Stembert. Grand Vivier, Charmille de Thiniheid, Milieu du Monde,... you will be amazed! Attention: only accessible with a land pushchair. 
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A 4km300 circuit which will make you discover some superb places of the surroundings of the adorable village of Stembert: Grand Vivier, Château des Moines, Banc des Bourdeux, Charmille,... you will be amazed! 
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While the ascent of the Thier de Limbourg takes you to the old western rampart of the sleeping fortress where the view of the Dolhain Viaduct is unrestricted, the old Verviers road plunges you into another adventure at the place called "Broux". Here the Vesdre, a favourite haunt of our heron friends, flows through the Lonhian countryside. The Bois Madame riding school invites you to climb the slope and its schistose soil towards the Comagnes farm and the Sainte-Anne chapel.
On the Halloux ridge, the path offers fantastic views of the Bovegnée valley and the aqueduct, a work of art that recalls the construction of the Gileppe dam. Nature surrounds you and leads you gently towards Mr Peutat's farm, "Goé glaces". You have to wait a little longer for the reward and continue the walk along the tree-lined path and meadows that leads back to the old capital.
Be careful not to miss the signpost! The way to go is a very small path downhill through the wood on your right. Be careful not to fall. This last effort allows you to reach the old Dolhain road which runs alongside the Vesdre and to discover, on the footbridge, the old buildings from the textile era.If you are a good walker and you are not afraid of steep hills, this walk is for you! Following the old connecting roads, which have now become stony and steep paths, this route crosses different landscapes that have been modified for the needs of human history.
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Information: dogs only allowed on a lead, not suitable for PRM.  
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