Tombeau du Géant
Viewpoint · Belgium
A hilltop overlook near Botassart where the Semois River doubles back on itself in a tight, forested hairpin below. Beech, oak, and hornbeam cover the valley slopes on both sides of the loop, turning through October; a Celtic legend claims a defeated giant threw himself from the cliff opposite.
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Frequently asked
- What is Tombeau du Géant best for?
- A short, steep hike to a panoramic river overlook.
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