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Along the Mehaigne (Burdinale-Mehaigne Nature Park)

Do you want to discover nature and its riches ? Then the "Au fil de la Mehaigne" trail is for you ! Accessible to wheelchair users, pushchairs and people with walking difficulties, this 3.6 km trail takes you on a discovery of an exceptional Natura 2000 site.

Located along the RAVeL between Fumal and Huccorgne, the trail is dotted with educational and fun panels and modules to help you understand the local flora and fauna.

Practical information :

  • Starting point : Place de la Gare car park in Fumal.

  • Traditional bicycles (for people with reduced mobility and standard bicycles) can be hired from the non-profit organisation Traversine, located along RAVeL 127 :

    - Rue de la Pompe, 2, 4260 Braives ;

    - The start of the ‘Au fil de la Mehaigne’ trail is a 19-minute bike ride from the non-profit organisation, all via the RAVeL ;

    - Rental price for one day : €24 per bicycle ;

    - More information on their website.

Photo credit : © AllTrails

Photo credit technical gallery : © AccessAndGo - ABP - Stéphanie Herman

My specific needs

Validity: From 19 March 2024 on 19 March 2027

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AccessAndGo-ABP

Access-i informs you about the accessibility of this place based on data collected on-site at a given time. Any changes after the visit by Access-i are the responsibility of the operator.

Dernière mise à jour effectuée le 7 September 2026 - 12:26

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General contact

Place de la Gare 0
 4260 - Fumal
Tel.: 085 71 28 92 E-mail: info@pnbm.be
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Contact person

Lise-Marie Pigneur
E-mail: lise-marie.pigneur@pnbm.be

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