Walking and Cycling in Flemish Brabant
It’s easy to explore the province of Flemish Brabant on foot or by bike thanks to a range of excellent English-language material
It’s easy to explore the province of Flemish Brabant on foot or by bike thanks to a range of excellent English-language material
A lovely walk overlooking the river Meuse and the surrounding hills, with a short child-friendly stroll too.
After visiting Grand Commandery Aldem Biesen, it’s time to take a circular walk and discover the surroundings.
Hiking with your dog is a great way to get a good workout for yourself (and your dog). These tips will ensure that both of you enjoy the experience to the max.
An 11 km circular walk through the Forêt de Soignes to memorials to foresters killed during WW1, and the terrorist attacks in Brussels in 2016.
Discover 17 points of interest on the Waterloo Battlefield in this 14 km walk.
The kids and the dog will love this short ramble through the woods and fields around Sint-Pieters-Rode
A pleasant walk along country lanes and crossing the fields of Walloon Brabant, passing through four villages on the way.
A delightful country walk to the south of Mechelen taking in the nature reserve of Mechels Broek.
There’s some great nature to enjoy while enjoying a country walk in the Doode Bemde nature reserve in Neerijse, south of Leuven.
Five tips to make the most of this 5 km or 9 km walk in the Hageland Valley
Enjoy a walk around Westerlo, taking in a river, two castles, an abbey and a nature reserve
Explore the heaths, ponds and woods of De Maten nature reserve in Limburg.
Forest fires are increasing in incidence. Here are some fire safety tips for hikers.
Some tips to explore the lovely countryside of the Hageland. Four walks starting from Horst Castle.
Some hiking ideas in Picardy Wallonia, included a child-friendly walk from the village of Ellezelles