Cycling route : Andenne – Namur

The Vanden Borre car park in Andenne is free to use, subject to availability.

To reach the RAVeL, you need to walk less than 100 m along the road.

The walk is on a cycle path or RAVeL on a dedicated site for the entire circuit.

The surface is even and in good condition throughout the circuit.

The path is sufficiently wide.

The circuit is mainly flat.

Most road crossings are safe (barriers, signage and road markings).

The circuit can be followed using the following junction points : 64 – 62 – 37 – 36.

There are accessible toilets at the Namur Youth Hostel, the Namur Tourist Office (Halle al'Chair) and the Phare (in Andenne). We recommend that you drive to the Phare before starting your walk to avoid a section (+/- 700 m) on the road without a cycle path.

The Youth Hostel, Halle al'Chair and Le Phare are Access-i certified :

- https://access-i.be/en/je-recherche/auberge-de-jeunesse-de-namur/

- https://access-i.be/en/je-recherche/halle-alchair/

- https://access-i.be/en/je-recherche/le-phare/

The start of the circuit and access to the RAVeL are not signposted from the car park.

There are a few rest areas and seating areas. Not all of them are easily accessible (kerbs, gravel).

Two intersections may require you to dismount depending on traffic.

The RAVeL runs alongside the Meuse.

The Vanden Borre car park in Andenne is free to use, subject to availability.

To reach the RAVeL, you have to walk less than 100 metres along the road.

The walk is on a dedicated cycle path or RAVeL for the entire circuit.

The surface is even and in good condition throughout the circuit.

The path is sufficiently wide.

The circuit is mainly flat.

Most road crossings are safe (barriers, signage and road markings).

There are accessible toilets at the Namur Youth Hostel, the Namur Tourist Office (Halle al'Chair) and the Phare (in Andenne). We recommend that you drive to the Phare before starting your walk to avoid a section (+/- 700 m) on the road without a cycle path.

The Youth Hostel, Halle al'Chair and Le Phare are Access-i certified :

- https://access-i.be/en/je-recherche/auberge-de-jeunesse-de-namur/

- https://access-i.be/en/je-recherche/halle-alchair/

- https://access-i.be/en/je-recherche/le-phare/

There are signs all along the route.

The route can be followed using the following junction points : 64 – 62 – 37 – 36.

There are a few rest areas and seating areas. Not all of them are easily accessible (kerbs, gravel).

Two intersections may require you to dismount, depending on traffic.

The RAVeL runs alongside the Meuse.

The Vanden Borre car park in Andenne is free to use, subject to availability.

The walk is on a dedicated cycle path or RAVeL throughout the entire circuit.

The surface is even and in good condition throughout the entire circuit.

The path is sufficiently wide.

The circuit is mainly flat.

Most road crossings are safe (barriers, signage and road markings).

There are accessible toilets at the Namur Youth Hostel, the Namur Tourist Office (Halle al'Chair) and Le Phare (in Andenne). We recommend that you drive to Le Phare before starting your walk to avoid a section (+/- 700 m) on the road without a cycle path.

The Youth Hostel, Halle al'Chair and Le Phare are Access-i certified :

- https://access-i.be/en/je-recherche/auberge-de-jeunesse-de-namur/

- https://access-i.be/en/je-recherche/halle-alchair/

- https://access-i.be/en/je-recherche/le-phare/

There are a few rest areas and seating areas. Not all of them are easily accessible (kerbs, gravel).

Two intersections may require you to dismount, depending on traffic.

The RAVeL runs alongside the Meuse.

There is no information in Braille.

The Vanden Borre car park in Andenne is free to use, subject to availability.

The walk is on a dedicated cycle path or RAVeL throughout the entire circuit.

The surface is even and in good condition throughout the entire circuit.

The path is sufficiently wide.

The circuit is mainly flat.

Most road crossings are safe (barriers, signage and road markings).

The circuit can be followed using the following junction points : 64 – 62 – 37 – 36.

Most of the signage is in large print and sufficiently contrasting.

There are accessible toilets at the Namur Youth Hostel, the Namur Tourist Office (Halle al'Chair) and the Phare (in Andenne). We recommend that you drive to the Phare before starting your walk to avoid a section (+/- 700 m) on the road without a cycle path.

The Youth Hostel, Halle al'Chair and Le Phare are Access-i certified :

- https://access-i.be/en/je-recherche/auberge-de-jeunesse-de-namur/

- https://access-i.be/en/je-recherche/halle-alchair/

- https://access-i.be/en/je-recherche/le-phare/

There are a few rest areas and seating areas. Not all of them are easily accessible (kerbs, gravel).

Two intersections may require you to dismount, depending on traffic.

The RAVeL runs alongside the Meuse. Not all boat launch access points are secure.

There is no information in Braille.

There are crossings through storage areas : signage is on the ground.

The Vanden Borre car park in Andenne is free to use, subject to availability.

The walk is on a dedicated cycle path or RAVeL throughout the entire circuit.

The surface is even and in good condition throughout the entire circuit.

The path is sufficiently wide.

The circuit is mainly flat.

Most road crossings are safe (barriers, signage and road markings).

The circuit can be followed using the following junction points : 64 – 62 – 37 – 36.

Most of the signage is in large print and sufficiently contrasting.

4G or 5G connection available throughout the circuit.

There are toilets at the Namur Youth Hostel, the Namur Tourist Office (Halle al'Chair) and the Phare (in Andenne). We recommend that you drive to the Phare before starting your walk to avoid a section (+/- 700 m) on the road without a cycle path.

The Youth Hostel, Halle al'Chair and Le Phare are Access-i certified :

- https://access-i.be/en/je-recherche/auberge-de-jeunesse-de-namur/

- https://access-i.be/en/je-recherche/halle-alchair/

- https://access-i.be/en/je-recherche/le-phare/

There are a few rest areas and seating areas. Not all of them are easily accessible (kerbs, gravel).

Two intersections may require you to dismount, depending on traffic.

The RAVeL runs alongside the Meuse. Not all access points to the water are secure.

There are crossings through storage areas : signage is on the ground.

There is no information in sign language or easy-to-read format.

The Vanden Borre car park in Andenne is free to use, subject to availability.

The walk is on a dedicated cycle path or RAVeL throughout the entire circuit.

The surface is even and in good condition throughout the entire circuit.

The path is sufficiently wide.

The circuit is mainly flat.

Most road crossings are safe (barriers, signage and road markings).

The circuit can be followed using the following junction points : 64 – 62 – 37 – 36.

Most of the signage is in large print and sufficiently contrasting.

4G or 5G connection available throughout the circuit.

There are toilets at the Namur Youth Hostel, the Namur Tourist Office (Halle al'Chair) and the Phare (in Andenne). We recommend that you drive to the Phare before starting your walk to avoid a section (+/- 700 m) on the road without a cycle path.

The Youth Hostel, Halle al'Chair and Le Phare are Access-i certified :

- https://access-i.be/en/je-recherche/auberge-de-jeunesse-de-namur/

- https://access-i.be/en/je-recherche/halle-alchair/

- https://access-i.be/en/je-recherche/le-phare/

There are a few rest areas and seating areas. Not all of them are easily accessible (kerbs, gravel).

Two intersections may require you to dismount, depending on traffic.

The RAVeL runs alongside the Meuse. Not all access points to the water are secure.

There are crossings through storage areas : signage is on the ground.

There is no information in sign language or easy-to-read format.

The Vanden Borre car park in Andenne is free to use, subject to availability.

The walk is on a dedicated cycle path or RAVeL throughout the entire circuit.

The surface is even and in good condition throughout the entire circuit.

The path is sufficiently wide.

The circuit is mainly flat.

Most road crossings are safe (barriers, signage and road markings).

The circuit can be followed using the following junction points : 64 – 62 – 37 – 36.

Most of the signage is in large print and sufficiently contrasting.

There are toilets at the Namur Youth Hostel, the Namur Tourist Office (Halle al'Chair) and the Phare (in Andenne). We recommend that you drive to the Phare before starting your walk to avoid a section (+/- 700 m) on the road without a cycle path.

The Youth Hostel, Halle al'Chair and Le Phare are Access-i certified :

- https://access-i.be/en/je-recherche/auberge-de-jeunesse-de-namur/

- https://access-i.be/en/je-recherche/halle-alchair/

- https://access-i.be/en/je-recherche/le-phare/

There are a few rest areas and seating areas. Not all of them are easily accessible (kerbs, gravel).

Two intersections may require you to dismount depending on traffic.

The RAVeL runs alongside the Meuse. Not all access points to the water are secure.

There are crossings through storage areas : signage is on the ground.

There is no easy-to-read information.