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A land of deer, forests and legends, the Great Forest of Saint-Hubert is a must for a nature and discovery trip. It covers 100,000 hectares, more than half of which is covered by forests! There are 8 municipalities: Wellin, Tellin, Libin, Libramont-Chevigny, Saint-Hubert, Tenneville, Nassogne and Sainte-Ode.The Great Forest of Saint-Hubert is the ideal destination…
The most beautiful villages on the most beautiful routes Europ’Aventure offers you many hiking trips in the Ardennes. Thanks to these, you will see magnificent landscapes, cross sumptuous forests and discover pretty small typical villages. Some of these villages have been awarded the title of“Most Beautiful Villages of Wallonia” by the Walloon region. There are…
Europ’Aventure offers you two specific hiking routes organized in the country of Bastogne; the first is a two-daybike ride and the second is the discovery of the region by Jeep Willys. Our hikes allow you to combine two of the most beautiful activities in the Ardennes: the discovery of wild nature and the surrounding forests…
In the Houffalize region Achouffe Brewery “A magical universe for a magical experience. » Close to several of our hiking and biking tours such as the Transardennaise VTT Nord or the EscapArdenne Eisleck Trail, you can taste one of the most famous products of the Ardennes region by visiting the brewery Achouffe . Founded in…
Organising a superb hike with Europ’Aventure is great, but adding family activities is even better! Our region is full of incredible museums, wildlife parks, amusement parks, and plenty of other activities to do with the family and nature. Don’t hesitate to plan one of these activities before, during or after your organized hike to mix…
In the Bouillon region Around the castle of Bouillon – 6.9km Ride along the Semois for almost 7 kilometres from the town of Bouillon, the last stage of the Transardennaise. Discover its castle and its many secrets from the Pont de la Poulie, which is the starting point. Renovated and fitted out until the 19th…
