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View of the Salm Valley – Wanne loop from Desnié

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View of the Salm Valley – Wanne loop from Desnié

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View of the Salm Valley – Wanne loop from Desnié

05:30

75.7km

1,370m

Mountain biking

Hard mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: March 20, 2026

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Wanne Roundabout

Highlight • Structure

First a tough climb along the ski slope and then a steep descent back down.

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View of the Salm Valley

Highlight • Viewpoint

On the plateau above the Salm there are some beautiful vantage points of the surrounding valleys. You are here in the High Ardennes and the differences in altitude are accordingly. …

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46.6 km

Wanne

Highlight • Settlement

Wanne is a typical Ardennes village in the hills between Salm and Amel. Those who follow the classic Liège-Bastogne-Liège surely know the road that leads up here. But the area …

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51.6 km

U.S. Armored Vehicle Memorial

Highlight • Monument

That thing is right there. Important is the note on the side that the driver should enter on the left. On the other side is the machine gun :-O

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52.0 km

Stavelot Abbey

Highlight • Historical Site

Stavelot Abbey is a former Benedictine monastery, now converted into a cultural center: theater, music, cinema, conferences, exhibitions...

Information and opening hours: ccstp.be

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52.1 km

Saint-Sébastien Church, Stavelot

Highlight • Religious Site

This beautiful church underwent a major interior renovation in 1995, highlighting the balance of volumes. It dates back to 1754 and was built of brick and limestone.
Source: openchurches.eu/de/gebaude/primar-kirche-saint-sebastien-stavelot

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