The strategic position of Givet (on the Belgian border) made it a privileged location for invasions. Thus, along the route, you will see numerous historical testimonies such as the blockhouses of Mont-d'Haurs, covered with vegetation.

From the information panel, just near the start of the greenway and with your back to the Meuse, go diagonally left along Rue Bouzy for a few meters. Turn right at the Grégoire tower, following the widest path. Gain the viewpoint of the tower to the left.
1/ Go back down to the main path and head up between the thorny bushes and the water tower. At the fork, continue left along the edge of the fields, towards the television transmitter.
2/ Enter the underbrush and follow the nature trail along the line of fortification (be sure to follow the markers).
3/ At the last viewpoint at the top of the walls, the path descends to the right towards a pasture. Follow the bushes on the right and then, at the "Nature Reserve" marker, descend along the hedge towards the eastern tip of the Citadel of Charlemont.
4/ Continue the descent along a wide path and then a street until you reach the quay of Rancennes. To the right, return to the starting point.