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Surrounded by the meandering Lhomme, this authentic Ardennes village stretches along a ridge between its castle, already mentioned in the 10th century, and its church.

Wooded massifs abound everywhere. At the foot of the village, nestled against the forest, are the fish ponds of the Domaine Provincial, the starting point for the hike. This route will allow you to discover the richness of the forests of Mirwart and the Lhomme valley.

In the middle of the route, a rest area with a kiosk and barbecues invites you to take a break in the forest.

Tourist sites

  • State forest: 1,350 hectares of deciduous and coniferous forest
  • Lhomme basin: Site of Great Biological Interest “Natura 2000
  • Landscape interest area: Lhomme Valley
  • Marie Gobaille Rock
  • Saint-Roch Ponds
  • Glacière: Underground cavity of scientific interest (bat hibernation)
  • Mirwart Castle: listed monument and site
  • Pré des Forges” nature reserve: Alluvial plain

Practical information

Ce circuit vous est proposé en partenariat avec le Domaine Provincial de Mirwart.

Domaine Provincial de Mirwart
Rue du Moulin, 16
6870 Mirwart
Tél.: +32 (0) 84 36 62 99
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Download GPX file See the PDF of the walk

Covers the regions: 

 Ardennes
The villages:  Mirwart
The inspirations:  Heritage treasures Natural landscapes and panoramas Romantic musings
Number
of kilometres:  12 km

Some photos of Grande randonnée Mirwart

  • 5MIRWART Copyright WBT-JLFlemal (1)
  • 4MIRWART Copyright WBT-BrunoDalimonte (2)
  • Domaine provincial de Mirwart
  • Mirwart - Les Plus Beaux Villages de Wallonie
  • Bain de foret

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The association Les Plus Beaux Villages de Wallonie (The Most Beautiful Villages of Wallonia) oversees a network of 32 villages, bearers of a strong territorial identity and reflecting traditional architecture. It is committed to promoting the rural, cultural and natural heritage of Wallonia and is a part of the development of local and responsible tourism.

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