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RAVeL Line 150 Houyet – Ravel Tunnel loop from Chapois

RAVeL Line 150 Houyet – Ravel Tunnel loop from Chapois

Moderate

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RAVeL Line 150 Houyet – Ravel Tunnel loop from Chapois

02:40

51.1km

650m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 26, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 34.9 km for 56 m

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Start point

Train Station

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13.2 km

Descent to Houyet

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Magnificent walk down to houyet station

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16.8 km

Bridge over the RaVel 150B

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Gateway to reach and have a life point on the Ravel 150.

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17.1 km

RAVeL Line 150 Houyet

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superb course

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18.9 km

Ravel Tunnel

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Long tunnel of the old railway line where water can run over your head.

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18.9 km

RAVeL 150 Tunnel

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Tunnel on the RAVel 150, the tunnel is longer than you would suspect, I will take of my sunglasses the next time 😎🙈

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24.3 km

RAVeL 150B Along the Lesse River

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It is possible to go down the Lesse by kayak or canoe from Houyet or Gendron, in Anseremme. The long descent from Houyet is 21 km, the short descent of the Lesse from Gendron, 12 km. In the event of insufficient water flow, the descent may be limited to the short 12 km route, or even closed completely.

Houyet and Gendron are accessible by train from Anseremme and by bus. The TECs provide regular connections from the bottom of the descent directly to the departures of Houyet and Gendron, thus allowing people interested in the descent of the Lesse to leave their car at the bottom and collect it at the end of the day.

Since 1981, the last weekend of August, the regional athletics club, ARCH, has organized a running race. Also called Descente de la Lesse, two distances are proposed as for kayaking, either from Houyet or from Gendron, the arrivals being judged in Dinant on the banks of the Meuse.

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