
South-facing and towering over the River Ourthe, these vertical limestone cliffs are among the finest in Wallonia. A haven for biodiversity (orchids, oak forests), the site is also a renowned climbing spot. Historically, the plateau held the 1.7-hectare Roman camp of Ti-Château, built to monitor the valley below. (Climbing reserved for members of Belgian climbing federations – guidebook available at the Hotton Tourist Office).