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Chawion Pond – Centenary Bridge loop from Hockai

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Chawion Pond – Centenary Bridge loop from Hockai

Moderate

4.4

(18)

278

riders

Chawion Pond – Centenary Bridge loop from Hockai

04:05

49.6km

770m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 20, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

Please check local regulations for:

Parc naturel des Sources

Parc naturel des Hautes-Fagnes – Eifel

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Domaine de Bérinzenne

Highlight • Viewpoint

The Domaine de Bérinzenne is a natural space in the heart of the Spa forest. Here you will discover a panoramic tower, a wooded park with pond and picnic areas, as well as the Forest and Water Museum. You will find all the information here berinzenne.be

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Bois de Vêcqueterre

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MTB Trails Spa

Highlight • MTB Park

The trails are natural, well-kept and definitely worth a trip!
Miscellaneous Jumps and steep sections can also be bypassed and are signposted.

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Mathieu Renard Pavilion Switchbacks

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Wide gravelroad with fast switchbacks

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Bois du Chincul

Forest

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Chemin des Anglais Ascent

Highlight (Segment) • Climb

The Chemin des Anglais climbs the wooded ridge between Ru de Chawion and Wayai. Despite its proximity to Spa, the forest is still very pristine. Several springs rise up here and become various streams.

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27.2 km

Path Along the Stream

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The path is wide, the ground is hard, even in wet weather, and a calm stream runs along the side.

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Chawion Pond

Highlight • Lake

The pond is located in a nature reserve in the Walloon Region that is of particular botanical interest: siliceous soils alternate with calcareous soils.

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