12/8/23

A walk from the 'Original Walks' site, fields and forest roads easily accessible in the Condroz, a region with slightly rolling hills where forests, fields and meadows alternate. We cross Crupet, the most beautiful villages of Wallonia, known for its medieval castle and a small stop at the large cave of the church in honor of Saint Anthony (you can walk in the cave). Remarkably many cafes and restaurants for this cozy village. Then we look for the river Bocq, tributary of the Meuse. About fifty springs still provide drinking water in Brussels. It is also brewed with water from a source in Le Bocq with beers such as Deugniet and Gauloise. We walk a bit along the railway line L128 between Ciney and Yvoir with its many bridges and tunnels and only 20 km long, is now used for tourist walks (so watch out here for the train). Starting point at the church of Durnal, rue du Try d'Andoy (gps house n ° 9). Those who come with the mobile home can easily park (and level) on the rue de Mianoye (GPS n°32) just in front of a bouncing field. You can print the route description on the Oringinele Wandelingen website and take the GPS with you as a reserve. Despite the score of 1 block (easy) it is already a good fitness test.