By car/moto
tourist routes
La Forêt des Délices
The “Unexpected flavours” (122 km) and “Celtic flavours” (70 km) tourist routes invite you to discover the six communes of the Forêt de Saint-Hubert.
These gourmet tours are punctuated here and there by visits to local producers.
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The Battle of the Bulge at Libramont-Chevigny
This 21km remembrance trail features 9 panels recounting the Battle of the Bulge during the winter of 1944-1945 in the commune of Libramont-Chevigny.
The suggested routes start from Libramont.
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The Battle of Bure, 1944-1945
Relive the Battle of Bure through 10 educational panels set up along the 16km route to Bure.
The trail, which starts in Resteigne, is available from the Office du Tourisme in Tellin.
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Tree stories
This tourist route pays tribute to trees for their major role in the ecological functioning of our planet, as well as for the practical and symbolic place they occupy. As you stop off along the 16km route, you’ll discover the different facets of local tree species… You can then continue on to Laneuville-au-Bois and Mochamps.
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The Abbeys Route
This route takes you on a tour of the great abbey sites in the valleys of the Ardennes, both in Belgium and in France. There are 13 stages of between 20 and 50 km to choose from.
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In the footsteps of Saint Hubert
Discover Saint-Hubert, its legend and its built and natural heritage on this discovery tour. The 75km route, to be completed by car from the Maison du Tourisme in Saint-Hubert, forms a 75km loop punctuated by 12 stages with a game of riddles. The roadbook is available from the Maison du Tourisme in Saint-Hubert.
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Les Saisons de la Photo en Grande Forêt de Saint-Hubert
Wild mammals, birds, insects, flowers, trees, landscapes… are presented in a selection of highly aesthetic, sometimes impressive, sometimes touching shots.
Take a trip through the Grande Forêt de Saint-Hubert and enjoy over 500 nature photos taken in the heart of sites that are remarkable for their unspoilt nature, their exceptional historical heritage and their typically Ardennes atmosphere.
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