Fond des Vaux

This 6.5km walk takes you to discover the village of Sclayn and its countryside.

Your walk starts at the edge of the Meuse and quickly takes you to the heart of the village. You can observe the narrow streets of Sclayn and their stone houses. Just after the Place du Village and its war memorial, you cross the road and come across the beautiful Saint-Maurice de Sclayn church, one of the 5 Romanesque churches of Andenne. Behind the church, a steep path leads you to the Bois de Foresse. You then arrive near the Marchempré quarry. The site is closed and secured, but you can still enjoy magnificent views of the rocks and the pond all along the way. Through the fields, you reach the hamlet of Bruyère in Bonneville. You take a few small streets before going up to the Bois de Friet. A nice path takes you to the place called Fond des Vaux that you cross before returning to your starting point by the small streets. At the end of your walk, don't miss a visit to the archaeological center of the Scladina cave, the only archaeological site that can be visited while it is still being excavated!