Sentier des chauves-souris (Parc Naturel de Gaume)

A parking space is provided at the start of the walk.

The average path width is 300 cm.

The stopping points with information panels are located off the path, just at the edge of the path.

There is a rotation area in front of each educational panel.

Next to each bench, there is a free space for a wheelchair user.

There is a picnic area with an adapted table.

Adapted toilets +/- 300 metres towards Orval Abbey, at the "À l'Ange Gardien" inn, with PRM parking directly opposite.

The path has only been partially resurfaced and is rutted in places with loose and uneven sections.

Some of the educational panels cannot be handled by a person in a chair. However, it is possible to use an automatic audio guide (via the izi.travel application) to access the content.

Occasional gradients of up to 9%.

A parking space is provided at the start of the walk.

The average path width is 300 cm.

Some of the path surface has been upgraded.

There is a handrail on the 2 steepest sections.

Stop-off points with information panels are located outside the path, right on the edge of it.

There are 5 rest areas along the length of the walk.

The benches have armrests and backrests.

A picnic area with an adapted table.

Adapted toilets +/- 300 metres towards Orval Abbey, at the "À l'Ange Gardien" inn, with PRM parking directly opposite.

The path has only been partially replanted and has irregular sections.

Occasional slopes of up to 9% with handrails on one side only.

A 2.2 km round trip in a straight line, so the layout is simple.

No risk of getting lost or confused.

You can use an automatic audio guide via the izi.travel app to access the content of the various educational panels and a description of the environment.

The rest areas along the walk and the picnic table at the finish are located off the paths and always on the same side of the path.

There is no danger to the public along the walk (no branches or objects at face level).

The benches and information panels have no sharp or protruding parts.

Guide dogs are welcome.

The path has only been partially replanted and has irregular sections.

While the newly-stoned sections offer a guiding line with the edges of the path, this is not the case elsewhere, where the path can merge with the verges.

A 2.2 km round trip in a straight line, so the layout is simple.

No risk of getting lost or confused.

You can use an automatic audio guide via the izi.travel app to access the content of the various educational panels and a description of the environment.

The rest areas along the walk and the picnic table at the finish are located off the paths and always on the same side of the path.

There is no danger to the public along the walk (no branches or objects at face level).

The benches and information panels have no sharp or protruding parts.

Guide dogs are welcome.

The path has only been partially replanted and has irregular sections.

While the newly-stoned sections offer a guiding line with the edges of the path, this is not the case elsewhere, where the path can merge with the verges.

Map of the walk at the starting point.

A 2.2km round trip in a straight line, so the layout is simple.

No risk of getting lost.

5 videos in sign language with subtitles have been produced to provide access to the information. These can be viewed after scanning a QR code on each panel. Click here to watch an explanatory video.

The rest areas along the walk and the picnic table at the finish are located off the paths and always on the same side of the path.

Close to the road at the starting point, with a dangerous crossroads.

Map of the walk at the starting point.

A 2.2 km round trip in a straight line, so the layout is simple.

No risk of getting lost.

5 videos in sign language with subtitles have been produced to provide access to the information. These can be viewed after scanning a QR code on each panel. Click here to watch an explanatory video.

The rest areas along the walk and the picnic table at the finish are located off the paths and always on the same side of the path.

Close to the road at the starting point, with a dangerous crossroads.

Map of the walk at the starting point.

A 2.2 km round trip in a straight line, so the layout is simple.

No risk of getting lost or confused.

2 new educational panels have been installed with adapted texts in FALC (easy to read and to understand) and are easy to handle.

You can use an automatic audio guide via the izi.travel application to access the content of the various educational panels and the description of the environment.

The rest areas along the walk and the picnic table at the finish are located off the paths and always on the same side of the path.

Close to the road at the starting point, with a dangerous crossroads.