Coo Reservoir – Forest Path loop from Trois-Ponts

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Coo Reservoir – Forest Path loop from Trois-Ponts

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Coo Reservoir – Forest Path loop from Trois-Ponts

01:16

4.16km

130m

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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: September 26, 2026

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This is mega mega dangerous. The part that is a very narrow hiking trail with a rope and then without a rope is LIFE-THREATENING! My friend almost fell 100m down today! This is irresponsible. I was completely in shock and panic and stepped back crying. I go to great lengths to see beautiful places, but this is a step too far!

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Serene Forest Path

Highlight • Forest

2.83 km

Dam Crossing at Lake Robertville

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3.35 km

Bridge Over the Amblève at Coo

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With a height of 15 meters, the Coo waterfalls in the Amel River are among the highest in Belgium.

The small waterfall has existed since around the 15th century, the large one was built in the 18th century by order of the prince abbot of Stablo, probably to protect the village of Petit-Coo on the meander from flooding.

Nowadays the waterfalls are a tourist attraction. There is a restaurant and the amusement park Plopsa Coo in the small valley.

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3.41 km

Coo Waterfall

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A small town located between wooded hills, known for the largest waterfall in Belgium. From the 18th century it became a tourist attraction. A paradise for fans of active recreation, for whom a wide range of entertainment has been prepared, such as kayaks, mountain bikes, go-karts, and for children, existing since 1955, the Plopsa Coo amusement park and A Gibier Park, where you can admire wolves, deer, bears and many other wild animals in their natural habitat.
Source: de.belgiazwiedzanie.com/coo.html

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3.48 km

Saint-André Church, Coo

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The chapel, built by the residents themselves, was inaugurated in July 1728. It was dedicated to Saint Andrew. But over the years the chapel had become outdated. It was in need of renovation and was also too small.
Therefore, today's new church was built in 1874.
In 2001, the church factory carried out a complete renovation of the building on its own: lighting, murals, painting the ceilings and all woodwork.
On July 15, 2008, the catastrophe occurred - the church was on fire.
Today the church has been restored again. A church service takes place every Sunday.
Source: paysdesaintremacle.wordpress.com/lieux-de-culte/culte-regulated/eglise-de-coo

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