Where to Walk and Cycle Along the River Dijle
There are plenty of opportunities for walking and cycling along the River Dijle as it snakes its 86-km way through central Belgium.
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There are plenty of opportunities for walking and cycling along the River Dijle as it snakes its 86-km way through central Belgium.
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Adventurous ups and downs in an Ardennes valley.
One of Belgium’s most spectacular river valley hikes
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Château, museum, and woodland trails.
Enjoy this walk along the River Demer near Aarschot.
A super 87 km cycle ride through the peaceful, attractive woods and fields in between Diest, Beringen and Tessenderlo, and including the Valley of the Zwarte Beek.
The cycle paths along the River Schelde are excellent, and you can hop from bank to bank on ferries.
The recently renovated Zwin Nature Park on the Belgian coast near Knokke-Heist is an outstanding day out for the family.
Blow away those cobwebs with a walk along the seashore. Start at Oostende and turn right. Walk a couple of hours along the beach until you reach the lovely seaside resort of De Haan where you can stop for lunch. Onwards then to Blankenberge. You can then catch the coastal tram back to Oostende.
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Trois-Ponts to Vielsalm: spring along the River Salm.
A Happy Christmas and a New Year full of Belgian Discoveries! Yes, it’s my final post of 2015. But what a strange day. 14 degrees warm, and in the direct sunshine, as hot as a day in June. Not good from the perspective of the planet’s climate, but so good to get some sunshine in December.
Sunday July 12 is your opportunity to jump into a Belgian river
A 10-km walk around the largest lake in Flanders