Geology & rocks
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7 
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
The island of l'Oneux
Bordered by the Ourthe on one side and the Bief du Moulin (a backwater of the Ourthe), the island of l’Oneux consists of 6 hectares ringed by tall poplars, in the very centre of Hotton. The soil of the perfectly flat island is made up of sediments carried along by the river and then deposited, known to geologists as alluvium. The island provides a setting for much of the village’s recreational and cultural activities. Walk across the island in a south-easterly direction to the second footbridge, which crosses the Ourthe. After the footbridge, cross the road and carry straight on along a narrow path that leads to the municipal park. Take the path that leads up to the top of the park (elevation gain 30 metres).
IGN MAP
AERIAL PHOTOS / IGN
SLOPE MAP (IGN PLAN)
MAP 1950 / IGN
MAP OF THE GENERAL STAFF (1820-1866)
OPEN STREET MAP
Author Information
5580 Rochefort
