Le Hérou
The peninsula punctuated by the rocky Le Hérou spur is Les Ondes’ grand challenge. As Walloon Natural Heritage, it’s also open to the public. Its 50-metre-high rock face towers above the trees. The climb to the top is sheer adventure. Part of the trail traces the huge spur. Reach the top and enjoy a magnificent view of the Ourthe River Valley. Awe is the only appropriate response to this untamed natural wonder.
Following the Ourthe
With Les Ondes and the village of Nadrin as your base, it’s time to meander the dirt trails down to the Ourthe River. And the rapids nearby? Les Ondes is named after them. The Ourthe River remains a crucial landmark.
Food forest with trout pond
Among Les Ondes’ many natural treasures are a food forest and a trout pond. We cultivate and protect the nature we call home. So, it makes sense that we’re planting new plants and helping them flourish in this fertile ground, from healing herbs and fruit trees to berry bushes. Always with the local ecosystem in mind. It’s one of our favourite spots for bivouacking. So, don’t be surprised to see a tent or two pitched here. Experience nature at her best: cook a meal from scratch and sleep beneath the stars.
The Marshlands
Land and water are sisters in this place. Rarely do you see one without the other. This natural dynamic fosters flourishing and growth. Not a day goes by without us discovering new flora and fauna in this unique spot. Our team is your guide as you and the group explore the area.
