Hiking routes offer diverse landscapes in Belgium and the Netherlands

The natural landscapes of the Netherlands and Belgium offer diverse opportunities for hikers and nature enthusiasts. The Skyhills region, characterized by rolling hills, dense forests, and picturesque villages, serves as a destination for those seeking varied hiking experiences ranging from family outings to challenging treks.

In Belgium, several long-distance multi-day routes highlight the country's geographic diversity. The Transardennaise covers approximately 160 kilometers through the Ardennes in seven stages, passing through locations such as Bouillon, La Roche-en-Ardenne, Saint-Hubert, and Nassogne. The GR16 follows the Semois river for 209 kilometers from Arlon to Monthermé, offering a physically demanding route with significant elevation changes. Additionally, the GR57 follows the Ourthe river for 382 kilometers, stretching from Liège toward Luxembourg.