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View of the Salm Valley – Bridge over the La Lienne river loop from Vielsalm

View of the Salm Valley – Bridge over the La Lienne river loop from Vielsalm

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View of the Salm Valley – Bridge over the La Lienne river loop from Vielsalm

05:22

66.4km

1,190m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 29, 2026

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Your route passes through a protected area

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Parc naturel des deux Ourthes

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Train Station

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2.07 km

Tunnel under the railway

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Through this tunnel, walkers can safely cross the railway tracks. You walk on iron grates above the small river La Rouge-Rie, which flows into the Salm a little further on.

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7.19 km

Water Crossing on Grand Bois Trail

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Nice section in the Grand Bois with risk of wet feet

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11.3 km

If you're looking for a historical and culinary adventure, why not visit Commanster Castle? This 18th-century castle is a listed monument, boasting impressive oak woodwork, coats of arms, and gates. You can also sample Cervoise, a special beer brewed in the medieval style, and enjoy local grilled specialties. The castle is open Friday evenings, weekends, and public holidays. You can stroll around the castle grounds and explore the surrounding woods and fields, or join one of the guided tours to learn more about its history and secrets.

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13.9 km

Maisenberg Singletrack

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It's pretty flat, but it's particularly appealing when it's muddy.

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34.3 km

View of the Salm Valley

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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. Thanks to the steep slopes and deep forests, this is an ideal area for mountain biking.

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