Through a beautiful forest – Sandy Forest Trails loop from Villers-la-Ville

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Through a beautiful forest – Sandy Forest Trails loop from Villers-la-Ville

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Through a beautiful forest – Sandy Forest Trails loop from Villers-la-Ville

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6.30km

90m

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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: August 20, 2026

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1.18 km

Through a beautiful forest

Highlight (Segment) • Forest

You leave the ruins of Villers-la-Ville behind you and suddenly find yourself in the middle of a beautiful forest. Let yourself be guided by the tranquility and marvel at the species-rich flora that grows here.

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2.52 km

Sandy Forest Trails

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Beautiful sandy paths leading into the forests.

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4.05 km

View of the Forestier Stream

Highlight • River

4.51 km

Forest Trail with Stone Arch and Stream

Highlight • Trail

Beautiful hiking trail runs under the railway. With special lighting, you can take beautiful photos here.
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4.66 km

Chevelipont Mill

Highlight • Structure

At this former mill on the Thyle you will find a nice picnic spot with some benches and steps down to the water. On the other side of the water is a memorial stone for a certain Francois Maus.

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5.13 km

Hermitage Brook

Highlight • River

A small, quiet stream that winds its way through the green Bois de l’Ermitage. Between the trees, ferns and damp valley soils, the babbling water creates a particularly atmospheric place. A beautiful piece of nature, not far from the historic Villers-la-Ville Abbey.

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5.22 km

Bluebell Woods of Villers

Highlight • Forest

Its impressive purple carpet of wild bluebells can be admired every spring. The peak period to witness this floral splendor is usually between mid-April and early May. The bloom lasts only about two weeks and is highly dependent on the early spring weather and the sunbeams filtering through the still bare canopy. Make sure to stay on the official paths during this period to avoid trampling the fragile bulbs!

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6.30 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

5.97 km

315 m

Surfaces

4.89 km

810 m

485 m