Frahan

Frahan is a town in the Belgian province of Luxembourg that is part of Rochehaut, a sub-municipality of the town of Bouillon.
As a cataloged village of flowers, Frahan can be called the "Village of Roses" .

The meadows we see today were used for growing tobacco. The bottom is acidic and therefore not very rich, but this acidity is perfect for tobacco.

Crete by Frahan.
This Hahnenkamm is sporty hiking equipment for hikers.
The trail was built by the Touring Club in the 1920s , as was virtually the entire trail to Alle, through previously inaccessible territory.
The various rock formations are called 'La Gragnette' (~ 'the little barn' - a large shelter formed by a protruding rock), 'Plate Roche', 'Ronde Roche', 'Trou Perpete', 'Les quatre fils Aymon et le Cheval Bayard' (referring to the pink carillon and the four children of relatives), 'Chateau de Montragut ' (13th century - probably never completed) and 'Dolmen en formation'.

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