Belgium

Welcome to the roof of Belgium! Standing proudly at 694 meters, the Signal de Botrange and its tower are the high points of this cross-border park with Germany. It's also the starting (or finishing) point for hikes on the Hautes-Fagnes plateau. Walking on duckboards, you'll discover an open peat bog landscape which, when it's foggy, is even more mysterious. But the park also boasts fir forests, rivers and lakes, bike trails and even an alpine ski resort at Ovifat!

The Vélodrome Joyeux (Lustige velodroom), made entirely of wood, was built in 1933. It will delight children, and those who have stayed, but also two-wheeler enthusiasts, especially on the track. Everyone will be able to try out all kinds of bikes, in all sorts of unusual sizes and shapes. A unique seaside construction. More than 70 unique frames await you for family rides. Pleasure and fun guaranteed!

"I hear and forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand" In a real setting of authentic greenery, on the Morépire estate and in collaboration with Le Coeur de l'Ardoise CapNature presents you with multiple and varied activities, à la carte or tailor-made. With family or friends, in discovery classes or in corporate groups, CapNature offers you sports-adventure activities such as climbing, climbing, abseiling, etc... Our challenge is to offer individuals and groups activities that combine sport, the environment, conviviality, culture, heritage and authenticity. Our objective? Help you reach yours! How? How? By designing "tailor-made" all outdoor/indoor activities that meet your wishes or needs.

This program combines two Belgian passions: cycling and beer. Departing from the Centre nautique de l'Orient (or from the tourist office if you've booked a bike), you're ready to pedal your way through the Tournais countryside and along the Péronnes canal with the help of knot points. Three itineraries are proposed, but all aim at the Dubuisson brewery (which brews Bush, one of Belgium's strongest beers) to enjoy a guided tour of their facilities (Saturdays, 3pm) or the Beerstorium (open daily), before returning to Tournai.