Geology & rocks
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1 
Circuit Bomal-sur-Ourthe (Durbuy) - The Saint Rahy walk
Bomal
On foot || Middle || 4:00 ||
9.86 km
2 
Beauraing 2
Beauraing
On foot || Middle || 4:00 || Trail || Middle || 2:00 ||
15.0 km
croix jaune 2
Walking trail Hotton -17- Walk along the stones
Hotton
On foot || Middle || 1:50 ||
7.01 km
Belvaux - Les Bouvreuils - The rapids of the Lesse
Rochefort
On foot || Middle || 2:00 ||
5.63 km
Les Rouges-Gorges
Belvaux
On foot || Middle || 3:45 || People with limited mobility || Pushchair ||
10.0 km
AND GEOTRAILS
St. Nicolas Church
This was originally known as the Récollets church. It was founded in 1632 by the Récollets religious order of mendicants and preachers, and consecrated in 1642. The front part of the present church corresponds to the earliest building. The church was restored and considerably extended in the 18th century. The Dukes of Ursel, who financed the work, had their coat of arms mounted in the vaulting of the choir, bearing the date of completion of the work in 1774. After the Revolution, the church was granted to the municipality, which undertook its restoration, and became a parish church by the name of Saint Nicolas. It features some superb 16th century baptismal fonts. Adjoining the church once stood the Récollets convent, construction of which began in 1629. The site today consists of the former presbytery, buildings now used as apartments and shops, and a public garden. Opposite the church is the current entrance to the chateau (which used to be opposite the Halle aux Blés).
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AERIAL PHOTOS / IGN
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MAP 1950 / IGN
MAP OF THE GENERAL STAFF (1820-1866)
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Author Information
5580 Rochefort
