
Built from 1880 to connect Jemelle to Rochefort and Dinant, former railway Line 150 played a major role in local history before transformation into today's RAVeL greenway. To keep the track level, engineers cut deep trenches up to ten meters high into the hills, exposing impressive rock walls of siltstone, sandstone, and Givetian limestone. Keep your eyes peeled! The damp ditches alongside the path provide a rich habitat for wildlife such as spotted salamanders and midwife toads.