The two beeches

Charming spot at the confluence of the Ourthe and Cowan rivers... take time to listen to the sounds of the water and the forest.

Take a moment to relax. The beauty of this superb landscape is enough in itself. However, if you'd like to find out more, there's a landscape interpretation table available for all to use.

Viewpoint along the Escapardennes Éislek Trail

Present since 1827, the canal has never carried a boat, and is now a bucolic and natural place...

On 13 April 1944, an American plane, the "Joker", crashed into the side of the Crestelles hill after being hit by German forces, creating an opening in the landscape. Since then, the site has become a tourist attraction.

The "Hérou", a splendid and mysterious site, boasts some particularly steep rocks and is home to a number of little nuggets in terms of footpaths.

A few piles of kayaks waiting for sportsmen and women? Yes, this is the Nisramont dam! A favourite spot for sportsmen and women, anglers, naturalists, hikers...!!!

Remarkable view of the confluence of the Eastern and Western Ourthe rivers.

Allowing passage to the other bank, the reservoir regulates the flow of the Eastern Ourthe just before it joins the Western Ourthe at the confluence.