Promenade De la virée à Chêne
Description
During this lovely walk, which partly follows the Lesse, you will have the opportunity to see the Chapelle Notre-Dame de Walcourt.
Framed by two venerable lime trees, this small oratory, dominating the hamlet of Lesse, dates from 1750. Placed under the protection of Our Lady of Walcourt, it is said to have been the scene of miraculous events. A pilgrimage to Saint Monon - who has a statue there - was maintained there for a long time to protect livestock and particularly pigs.
This signposted walk is included on the Libin walking map, which is available for €8 from the Maison du Tourisme de la Forêt de Saint-Hubert, the Libin Tourist Office and the Libin commune.
Technical informations
5.7 km
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max. 389 m
min. 267 m
146 m
145 m
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Styles : BaladeIn townForest Themes : Nature walkWaterfront | ||||
Altimetric profile
Starting point
Points of interest
L'ancien moulin de Molhan
Chapel Notre-Dame de Walcourt (1750) and its lime trees
From Redu, just before Lesse, a small road on the leftFramed by two venerable lime trees, this 1750s chapel overlooks the hamlet of Lesse. It is under the protection of Notre-Dame de Walcourt and was reportedly the scene of some miraculous events. A pilgrimage to Saint Monon - who has a statue there - was long organised there for the protection of livestock, especially pigs.
Le hameau pittoresque de Lesse
Additional information
Signalétique (EN)
Pedestrian - Horizontal rectangle - Yellow
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