What if your next getaway started by train?
Good news: it is perfectly possible to reach Beauraing without a car and enjoy a wide range of walking and cycling routes.
Located in the heart of the Famenne-Ardenne UNESCO Global Geopark, Beauraing is an ideal destination for lovers of sustainable travel, hiking, cycling and slow tourism.
Why choose sustainable travel?
Travelling without a car not only helps reduce your carbon footprint, it also offers a completely different experience. On foot or by bike, you discover landscapes and villages that you would otherwise pass by, meet people along the way and enjoy travelling at a slower pace.
Would you like to know the environmental impact of your journey? Use the Green Tripper carbon calculator to help plan a more sustainable trip. ⇒ Click here
Getting to Beauraing by train
Beauraing railway station provides easy access to the destination by public transport. To plan your journey, check timetables and buy tickets, visit the official SNCB/NMBS website.
A warm welcome for cyclists
The Beauraing Tourist Office has been awarded the Bike welcome label. This certification guarantees services designed for cyclists, including tourist information, practical facilities and advice to help you plan your cycling holiday.
Visit us to find everything you need to prepare your walks and cycling routes.
Walking routes accessible from Beauraing railway station
From the station, the Beauraing Tourist Office is just an 800-metre walk away.
Waymarked walks starting from the Tourist Office
These two routes invite you to discover the area’s beautiful landscapes, local heritage and natural treasures.
You can also explore these walks through the eyes of Bruno Peeters, patron of the Beauraing walking routes.
Highlights along the way
During your walk, take time to explore The Castel Park, a peaceful green oasis in the heart of Beauraing. Just a few hundred metres away, the Castle of Beauraing reflects the town’s rich history, while the Sanctuaries of Beauraing are a renowned pilgrimage site attracting visitors from far beyond Belgium’s borders.
Long-distance hiking trails
Several major long-distance hiking routes pass through Beauraing:
- GR 577 – Tour de la Famenne, exploring the Famenne-Ardenne Geopark
- GR 126 – From Brussels to the Semois Valley
- GR SMA – Ardennes Mountain Trail
Long-distance cycling routes
Cycling enthusiasts can reach or pass through Beauraing via several renowned routes:
- Lesse and Semois Cycle Route (178 km)
- W5 – From One Valley to Another, linking Hoegaarden and Vresse-sur-Semois (181.5 km)
- EuroVelo 19 – Meuse Cycle Route, accessible from Beauraing station via the W5
You can also create your own itinerary using the cycling junction network.
Practical information
To help you plan a car-free stay, you’ll find useful information on:
- accommodation suitable for hikers and bikers
- bike rental
- taking your bicycle on the train
- bikes welcome services availables at theBeauraing Tourist Office
Whether you’re a hiker, a cycle tourist or simply looking for a more environmentally friendly getaway, Beauraing welcomes you all year round. All that’s left to do is hop on the train, get on your bike or lace up your walking boots and start exploring the region.
Learn more about our sustainability commitments
In Beauraing, we are committed to developing more responsible tourism that respects the environment, local communities and our cultural heritage. Encouraging travel by train, on foot and by bike is an important part of our commitment to sustainable mobility and low-impact tourism.
Would you like to discover the initiatives we are implementing to promote sustainable tourism and support local businesses and producers? Visit our dedicated page to learn more about our sustainability commitments.
