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Fagnes and Lake Robertville

58 km • Waimes

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Route de Botrange 131, 4950 Waimes

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From Maison du Parc Naturel de Botrange, you cycle towards Hockai, pass the Spa-Francorchamps racetrack and so arrive in the towns of Stavelot and Malmedy - be sure to explore these towns with their authentic cathedrals, abbeys, monasteries, museums and kiosks. Next, the route takes you as far as Waimes and Faymonville. Further on, you cycle through the villages of Gueuzaine and Champagne through a lush green landscape. A little further along the route, you will arrive at Lake Robertville, which is really known for its breathtaking views. From then on, the route heads back to Signal de Botrange.

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Saturday, September 20, 2025 by Rocher Mollenkamp Rlgreat route. wonderful cycling.
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Wednesday, July 16, 2025 by C.C.Very nice walk, but ⚠️ when you have to go from point 3, where the Ravel is going downhill, to point 7 which is joined by another Ravel, the passage from point 3 to 7 should be signposted upstream because you have to turn left, 180 degrees, you only see it when it's time to change direction and my husband fell as he was surprised.
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Monday, July 29, 2024 by Geert Vangenechtennice ride for the e bike or mountain bike, partly gravel roads but lots of old railroad tracks which makes it very interesting, not too steep uphill, only a few stretches a bit spicier. In the 2nd half there are a few possibilities to have a drink.
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