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Balade du Ninglinspo — Attraction in Aywaille

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Balade du Ninglinspo
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Cascade de la Chaudière
4920 Aywaille, Belgium
Bain D'Hermes
Le Ninglinspo,, Aywaille, Belgium
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Gîte du Ninglinspo
Sedoz 17, 4920 Aywaille, Belgium
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Balade du Ninglinspo

N633, 4920 Aywaille, Belgium
4.7(1.6K)
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attractions: Cascade de la Chaudière, Bain D'Hermes, restaurants:
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+32 4 384 35 44
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Nearby attractions of Balade du Ninglinspo

Cascade de la Chaudière

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4.6

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Things to do nearby

Van Gogh : L’expérience Immersive
Van Gogh : L’expérience Immersive
Fri, Dec 5 • 12:00 PM
Rue St Pholien 9, 4020 Liège, Belgium, 4020
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Candlelight : Le meilleur de Bridgerton par un ensemble à cordes - Liste d’attente
Candlelight : Le meilleur de Bridgerton par un ensemble à cordes - Liste d’attente
Thu, Dec 11 • 10:00 AM
Chateau du Val Saint Lambert Esplanade du Val, Seraing, 4100
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Enquête sur un meurtre au cœur de Liège
Enquête sur un meurtre au cœur de Liège
Mon, Dec 1 • 12:00 AM
Rue de la Cathédrale 4000 Liège, Belgium, 4000
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Reviews of Balade du Ninglinspo

4.7
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5.0
3y

We came from our camping in Bretogne just to come here to hike. We expected it to be a pretty walk, but it exceeded our expectations. It has a pretty river walk that also has some 'rough terrain' parts, where our dog was a bit scared. We can also imagine that a older person, a diabetic or someone with heart problems might have some difficulties walking this part, so hike responsibly. I do recommend hiking shoes just to prevent yourself from straining your ankles or falling, since this walk was a bit more difficult than expected. After like an hour we went through a pretty forestry part of the mountain where we felt that the scenery and atmosphere changed. It is quite a hike, so I recommend taking some snacks and plenty of water with you.

Our dog also had his share of fun during the hike, there was during the walk loads of streaming clear river water for him to drink, but when we went upwards, there was less and less water. So if you're taking your four legged friend with you, I recommend filling a bottle of water for him when you're nearing the point of going upwards. There are also some resting points where you can have a small break. I do recommend to take some energy bars with you for the dog too. Our dog was very hungry afterwards and ate some of our oat bars. P.s. we couldn't find trash bins, so if your dog takes a number two and you're picking it up, you're going to be walking with the bag for quite a while.

This walk is absolutely...

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5.0
6y

Beautiful nature, challenging hikes across a multitude of tracks, an exquisite and unique area. Be sure to wear hiking boots of good quality though, terrain can be rocky, muddy, wet and/or slippery. Advice to parents: don't try this with small kids and/or buggies. General advice: be sure your cell phone has a full battery and you have a cell phone battery charger with you if you do a full day hike here, just in case you need to call emergency services. And carry a bottle of water a person and a foldable parka with you.

Parking space: that is an area that could do with some huge improvements. Due to the tea room at the entry point there is only parking space for some sixty cars. At leat double that parking space should be taken in to consideration by local government. If but for safety...

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5.0
3y

Beautiful place with many choices of trails. Can choose different trails according to which view you like and how you feel: walk along River (some parts can be narrow, wet or uneven with rocks), walk along road (flat and easy, can still see river as it is also along river but a bit higher) or walk up to hill (some part is steep or muddy, but view from top is worthwhile!).

When we were there at mid December, some trails near river are closed for letting nature grow back, so we combined different trails and enjoyed different views. Love the variety of colours, white waterfall, brown/black rocks, light green grass, ever green trees and dropped red leaves make it colourful even in winter. A very...

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We came from our camping in Bretogne just to come here to hike. We expected it to be a pretty walk, but it exceeded our expectations. It has a pretty river walk that also has some 'rough terrain' parts, where our dog was a bit scared. We can also imagine that a older person, a diabetic or someone with heart problems might have some difficulties walking this part, so hike responsibly. I do recommend hiking shoes just to prevent yourself from straining your ankles or falling, since this walk was a bit more difficult than expected. After like an hour we went through a pretty forestry part of the mountain where we felt that the scenery and atmosphere changed. It is quite a hike, so I recommend taking some snacks and plenty of water with you. Our dog also had his share of fun during the hike, there was during the walk loads of streaming clear river water for him to drink, but when we went upwards, there was less and less water. So if you're taking your four legged friend with you, I recommend filling a bottle of water for him when you're nearing the point of going upwards. There are also some resting points where you can have a small break. I do recommend to take some energy bars with you for the dog too. Our dog was very hungry afterwards and ate some of our oat bars. P.s. we couldn't find trash bins, so if your dog takes a number two and you're picking it up, you're going to be walking with the bag for quite a while. This walk is absolutely recommended.
Chen LiChen Li
Beautiful place with many choices of trails. Can choose different trails according to which view you like and how you feel: walk along River (some parts can be narrow, wet or uneven with rocks), walk along road (flat and easy, can still see river as it is also along river but a bit higher) or walk up to hill (some part is steep or muddy, but view from top is worthwhile!). When we were there at mid December, some trails near river are closed for letting nature grow back, so we combined different trails and enjoyed different views. Love the variety of colours, white waterfall, brown/black rocks, light green grass, ever green trees and dropped red leaves make it colourful even in winter. A very pleasant journey.
Sey Ha SokSey Ha Sok
The Ninglinspo is more than just a hike, it feels like a ballade written by the landscape itself. The walk begins gently, following the playful stream upstream, its cascades and pools setting the rhythm. Then the path rises, climbing toward the viewpoints of Drouet and Roche Crahay, where the melody swells into grand panoramas. The descent is steep and tricky, like a tense refrain, before softening again as you return to the cascade, where the song comes full circle. A marvelous journey, both a balade to walk and a ballade to experience, composed of water, rock, and forest.
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We came from our camping in Bretogne just to come here to hike. We expected it to be a pretty walk, but it exceeded our expectations. It has a pretty river walk that also has some 'rough terrain' parts, where our dog was a bit scared. We can also imagine that a older person, a diabetic or someone with heart problems might have some difficulties walking this part, so hike responsibly. I do recommend hiking shoes just to prevent yourself from straining your ankles or falling, since this walk was a bit more difficult than expected. After like an hour we went through a pretty forestry part of the mountain where we felt that the scenery and atmosphere changed. It is quite a hike, so I recommend taking some snacks and plenty of water with you. Our dog also had his share of fun during the hike, there was during the walk loads of streaming clear river water for him to drink, but when we went upwards, there was less and less water. So if you're taking your four legged friend with you, I recommend filling a bottle of water for him when you're nearing the point of going upwards. There are also some resting points where you can have a small break. I do recommend to take some energy bars with you for the dog too. Our dog was very hungry afterwards and ate some of our oat bars. P.s. we couldn't find trash bins, so if your dog takes a number two and you're picking it up, you're going to be walking with the bag for quite a while. This walk is absolutely recommended.
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Beautiful place with many choices of trails. Can choose different trails according to which view you like and how you feel: walk along River (some parts can be narrow, wet or uneven with rocks), walk along road (flat and easy, can still see river as it is also along river but a bit higher) or walk up to hill (some part is steep or muddy, but view from top is worthwhile!). When we were there at mid December, some trails near river are closed for letting nature grow back, so we combined different trails and enjoyed different views. Love the variety of colours, white waterfall, brown/black rocks, light green grass, ever green trees and dropped red leaves make it colourful even in winter. A very pleasant journey.
Chen Li

Chen Li

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The Ninglinspo is more than just a hike, it feels like a ballade written by the landscape itself. The walk begins gently, following the playful stream upstream, its cascades and pools setting the rhythm. Then the path rises, climbing toward the viewpoints of Drouet and Roche Crahay, where the melody swells into grand panoramas. The descent is steep and tricky, like a tense refrain, before softening again as you return to the cascade, where the song comes full circle. A marvelous journey, both a balade to walk and a ballade to experience, composed of water, rock, and forest.
Sey Ha Sok

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