This gps walk takes you from the center of Han-sur-Lesse to the forest of Noulaiti. Once you come out of the forest, you can enjoy the typical landscape of the Calestienne, called Les Tiennes. These are small hills on a flat landscape. Then the beautiful valley of l’Homme is the eye-catcher. You go via stairs to the viewpoint on the rock of Eprave and past the cave of Eprave, which is closed to the public. The last part goes back through an open landscape in the direction of the Lesse and the starting point.

A nice walk through the Bohan-Membre nature reserve at the Semois. In the nature reserve you walk a on the ridge and then start a steep descent to the banks of the Semois.

This walk follows the route of an old railway and then follows the valley of the Ruisseau De Fayai in the direction of the source of Saint Furcy. From the hamlet of Bellefontaine you follow the picturesque valley of the Ruisseau De Bellefontaine.

This walk starts in picturesque Laforêt and, during the summer months, crosses the Pont de Claies, a claies bridge that crosses the Semois from June to September. Through a mixed forest and a more open landscape you walk to La Croix. Here you descend to Membre. In Membre you cross the Semois and start the steep climb to the watchtower at La Roche à Saloru.

This walk first goes to the Castle of Walzin, which is situated high above the river. The limestone rocks along the Lesse offer a pleasant contrast with the gray slate of the Ardennes. From the Castle of Walzin the route rises to the rocks of Chaleux, which are very popular with climbers, to the old village of Furfooz and then returns through the fields via the fairy-tale castle of Vêves.

This beautiful walk follows the course of the Nafraiture to the village of the same name. Via the Belgian-French border, the route returns through the valley of the Nafraiture.

An easy and well-signposted walk that mainly follows the course of the Semois and offers many natural and cultural landscapes. From the picturesque village of Vresse the trail takes you over the old stone bridge, the Pont St.Lambert from the 18th century. Along the Semois it crosses forests and fields to the panoramic viewpoint of Naglémont at 340 m, the highest point of the hike. There you have a wide view of the valley of the Semois, with in the foreground two villages, Alle and Mouzaive, and with vast forests as a scenery.