GR®122 From Bon-Secours (Belgium) to Son (Ardennes)

The GR®122, stretching over 223 km, begins in Bon-Secours, a charming Belgian locality situated at the French border, surrounded by dense forests and gentle hills. As the trail enters France, it traverses the Nord department, rich in industrial heritage and nature, particularly the vast Mormal Forest, where wildlife and plant life thrive. The path continues into the Aisne department, offering varied landscapes ranging from fertile plains to wooded hills. Finally, the trail enters the Ardennes, characterized by its wild landscapes, dense forests, deep valleys, and winding rivers. The Ardennes villages, with their stone houses and ancient churches, provide an authentic glimpse into traditional rural life.

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It is advisable to follow the beacons all along your hike and to bring the FFRandonnée topo-guide. You will also find information on MonGR.fr.

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