By province
- Luxembourg Province 24
- Hainaut Province 5
- Antwerp Province 4
- Limburg Province 3
- Liège Province 2
- Namur Province 2
- Flemish Brabant Province 1
- Walloon Brabant Province 1
Best-equipped towns
- Rumes 2
- Hollange 2
- Bougnies 2
- Vaux-sur-Sûre 2
- Milmort 1
- Bouwel 1
- Spa 1
- Nisramont 1
- Fauvillers 1
- Martelange 1
- Lanklaar 1
- Morhet 1
- Rosières 1
- Sainlez 1
- Zwaneven 1
- Chenogne 1
- Athus 1
- Aubange 1
- Bébange 1
- Battincourt 1
- Rachecourt 1
- Halanzy 1
- Tessenderlo 1
- Strainchamps 1
- Lescheret 1
- Bercheux 1
- Chêne 1
- Petitvoir 1
- Den Hout 1
- Gérouville 1
Good to know
- Pick a route that suits the least fit person in the group, checking distance, elevation gain, duration and difficulty on the official page.
- Check the weather before you leave and turn back if storms are forecast, especially in the mountains.
- Take all your rubbish home, including fruit peel and tissues.
Read the full guide: trailheads →
FAQ
How many trailheads are there in Belgium?
Oukonjou lists 42 free-access ones, in 38 towns.
Where are the most trailheads in Belgium?
The best-equipped towns are Rumes (2), Hollange (2) and Bougnies (2).
How do I find the nearest trailhead?
Open the map, pick “Trailheads” and tap “Near me”: the list sorts by distance. Your position stays in your browser.
Do I need to book or pay?
No. Trailheads are free access. Read the official route page before you go (waymarking, duration, difficulty, weather).
Data updated on November 6, 2026