Walks Starting from our B&B
Explore our own walking routes via the Komoot app, as well as several signposted trails that start right from the B&B.
Signposted trails in Somme-Leuze
Yellow walk (8,5 km ) :
🥾 Description
The walk starts in the centre of the village, at the foot of the Church of Saint-Remy. After crossing the road, you'll pass the small shop Somme-Shopping, where you can buy a freshly made sandwich if you wish. A little over one kilometre later, you leave the main road and turn right towards Planceneu. From here, you can enjoy beautiful views over Somme-Leuze. In the Neolithic period, a tribe inhabited the high plains of Fays and Planceneu.
After passing under the motorway, you'll reach the Ferme de Leuze, the only remaining part of the former Templar farm. The path then takes you deeper into the forest, past pine trees, and eventually to the Croix Saint-Roch. From this point, you can continue on towards Somal. The route then leads to Vielle-Leuze, where you'll again pass under the motorway.
From here, there are three possible ways to return. Ask us at the B&B for the most scenic (and slightly longer) route — it's worth it, as it avoids walking too long along the main road.
This walk is included on the Somme-Leuze hiking map, which you can borrow from our B&B.
Sentiers des arts : Lus de Somal
You can combine this walk with the yellow trail, making it a total distance of about 16 km.
Please note that there are no restaurants or cafés along the way, so bringing a picnic is highly recommended.
These routes take you through nature, offering a wonderful variety of landscapes typical of the Condroz and Famenne regions — rolling hills with wide-open views alternating with peaceful stretches of forest.
This loop is part of the 140 km-long Sentiers des Arts trail network.
Le Sommelet - Radhadesh - Viewpoint Plaine de Bonsin
This walk covers a distance of approximately 10 km and takes about 2 hours and 45 minutes to complete.
You can make a small detour to visit Le Petit Somme Castle.
At the viewpoint, there is a picnic area where you can enjoy your lunch.
If you'd like to bring something along, the small shop Somme Shopping in the village centre offers freshly prepared sandwiches.
Somme - leuze to Durbuy an back via Le Chateau Le Petit Somme
This walk makes for a perfect day trip, covering about 15 km in total (approximately 2 hours each way).
Along the route, you can take a break in Durbuy, where you'll find plenty of places to enjoy a meal or a snack.
On the way back, the trail passes by the holiday park and Le Petit Somme Castle, which is home to the temple of the Hare Krishna community.