Warche Valley Route – Vennbahn Canyon loop from Robertville

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Warche Valley Route – Vennbahn Canyon loop from Robertville

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Warche Valley Route – Vennbahn Canyon loop from Robertville

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18.1km

220m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: August 20, 2026

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Your route passes through a protected area

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Parc naturel des Hautes-Fagnes – Eifel

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2.19 km

Wayside Cross at Plattenberg

Highlight • Monument

Wegekreuz is on the Vennbahnweg at the corner of Brückberg

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2.22 km

Picnic Area on the Vennbahnweg

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Nicely located rest area on the Vennbahnweg

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2.54 km

The Warche Valley offers a beautiful cycling route through a varied landscape of meadows, forests and rolling hills. The path follows the course of the Warche river and takes you past picturesque views, small bridges and picturesque villages. This tour through the heart of the Ardennes is perfect for those who love quiet, green nature and a light challenge on the bike.

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2.88 km

Vennbahn Canyon

Highlight • Canyon

Only accessible through a hole in the fence directly on the Vennbahn cycle path!

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3.70 km

Picnic Shelter With Scenic View on the Ravel Route

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Nicely located rest area on the Ravel route. Clean, sunlit and with distant views. There are certainly many rest areas, but only a few that meet the above criteria.
Therefore worth a highlight.

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9.85 km

Directional Signs Near Waimes

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11.6 km

Waimes Former Train Station (Bahnhof Weismes)

Highlight • Historical Site

From June 1885, plans were made for a railway station with all facilities. The placement between the tracks to St-Vith on the one side and those to Malmedy on the other is rare. The opening took place on September 4, 1885 and the first train to Malmedy passed 20 days later.

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12.6 km

Saint-Saturnin Church

Highlight • Religious Site

St. Saturnin, a two-nave hall church, was built in 1554 on foundations from the 11th century; a conversion took place in the 20th century. In 1534 Johan Sourbroits built his inn, which forms the core of today's Sourbrodt. In 1566 the Hauptmann pillar and the Panhaus pillar were erected in the High Fens.

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