Beaurieux Mill – Bluebell Woods of Villers loop from Mont-Saint-Guibert

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Beaurieux Mill – Bluebell Woods of Villers loop from Mont-Saint-Guibert

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Beaurieux Mill – Bluebell Woods of Villers loop from Mont-Saint-Guibert

03:31

31.1km

380m

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Hard run. 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: September 25, 2026

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2.39 km

Beaurieux Mill

Highlight • Monument

The watermill is running at full speed, making the water go round and round...

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11.6 km

Bois du Sartage

Forest

13.7 km

Ry Pirot

Highlight • River

A small, clear forest stream in the vicinity of Villers-la-Ville, which is part of the Thyle river basin. Thanks to its good water quality, the stream offers a suitable habitat for brown trout.

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17.8 km

Chapel of Our Lady of the Afflicted

Highlight • Religious Site

An officer passing through Villers on his way to the battlefield in Germany promised to build a chapel in honor of the Virgin when he returned from the war. Having …

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18.1 km

Bois de l'Ermitage

Forest

19.7 km

Bluebell Woods of Villers

Highlight • Forest

Its impressive purple carpet of wild bluebells can be admired every spring. The peak period to witness this floral splendor is usually between mid-April and early May. The bloom lasts …

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20.0 km

Forest Trail with Stone Arch and Stream

Highlight • Trail

Beautiful hiking trail runs under the railway. With special lighting, you can take beautiful photos here.
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20.1 km

Chevelipont Mill

Highlight • Structure

At this former mill on the Thyle you will find a nice picnic spot with some benches and steps down to the water. On the other side of the water is a memorial stone for a certain Francois Maus.

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