Awenne to Mirwart and back

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Jakub W

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Trail stats

Distance: 10.46 mi
Elevation gain: 1,325 ft
Technical difficulty: Moderate
Elevation loss: 1,325 ft
Max elevation: 1,401 ft
TrailRank: 49
Min elevation: 725 ft
Trail type: Loop

Moving time: 3 hours 24 minutes
Time: 4 hours 13 minutes
Coordinates: 2841
Uploaded: May 1, 2023
Recorded: May 2023

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near Awenne, Wallonia (Belgique)

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Itinerary description

A combination of three different trails: yellow cross (la Sofleure), blue cross (Sartay) and red losange (Chevaldot).

A nice mix of walks with views, through forest and fields. Nevertheless, you also walk on asphalt roads, including more than 1 km on N803. At moments, surface was wet. You go downhill and then uphill four times altohether.

You have nice views around 1 km after Awenne (forested valley of l'Hinson), on fields around Sartay, from Mirwart, and then again around Sartay, including on the church of Awenne seen from a distance.

Waypoints

Cimetery of Awenne

Sacré Cœur

We have turned right into the first yellow rectangle marked path (not the second path, which descends into the valley).

On the way

After you cross the small gate

On the way

Turn right when you reach the stream

Continue along the stream

The pond

Turn left on the asphalt road, and then after a hundred metres again left (direction Saint-Hubert, N803). You will continue on national road (N803) for more than one km. You will be passing through this point on your way back: the pond will be on your left and you will continue uphill towards Awenne.

Turn sharply right into another asphalt road (towards Mirwart)

This part of the trail is supposed to be marked with blue cross, but at the time of walking there were no markings

Photo

Plateau with views

A chapel

After the chapel you turn right and follow the red losange. You will be passing next to the chapel again on your way back: also turn right, but then continue following the blue cross marking (which at the time of walking was visible only on parts of the trail).