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Parc du Mary – In the Middle of the Forest loop from Esneux

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Parc du Mary – In the Middle of the Forest loop from Esneux

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Parc du Mary – In the Middle of the Forest loop from Esneux

02:55

10.5km

200m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 22, 2026

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622 m

Esneux Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

The first bridge of Esneux was built in 1783 and collapsed a year later. A river crossing was made until a new bridge was built in 1840. Belgian troops blew up this bridge in 1940. To replace the temporary bridge built in 1942, a new bridge was built in 1958. It bears the name **M. Pierre Neuray** in honor of the engineer who had carried out the planning and died during the construction of the structure.
Source: ovatourisme.be/decouvrir/patrimoine-bati/ALD-0W-00N5-00DR&type=11

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1.45 km

Parc du Mary

Highlight • Forest

A quiet, wooded park on the edge of Esneux, ideal for a relaxing walk or trail run. The loop-shaped route of approx. 8 km takes you past majestic trees, ponds and babbling brooks. The path is largely unpaved and offers a mix of serene nature and slight elevation changes

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1.55 km

Beaver Dam

Highlight • Natural

2.04 km

Nice path along fishing ponds

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Nice walk at the ponds. You will also find benches and picnic tables near the ponds.

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3.98 km

Viewpoint valley Rau de la Tannerie

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Beautiful viewpoint in the valley.

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4.53 km

Rond Bâti Forest Clearing

Highlight • Forest

Six paths come together at this place.
The Rond Bâti domain is an old clearing in the Esneux forest, near the municipal border with Anthisnes. The name comes from the round shape of the domain. In Walloon "bâti" means an open space in the forest that facilitates the felling of trees.
In the past, the inhabitants of the neighboring villages could only travel along forest paths and roads through the fields.
By connecting six paths in the middle of the forest, the Rond Bati domain served as a crossroads over the years.
Today the small clearing is a relaxing area where many routes pass through, including GR 57 and GR 576.
Source: information board on site

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