Stay in Sainte-Ode: Activities and accommodations to discover

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Welcome to Sainte-Ode

Sainte-Ode, nestled in the heart of the Ardennes massif in Wallonia, is a municipality comprised of 24 villages and hamlets, offering a preserved natural setting ideal for relaxation and exploration. Crossed by the Ourthe and Laval rivers, it is part of the Two Ourthes Natural Park, making it a popular destination for outdoor activities.

Hiking enthusiasts will find a network of 268 km of marked trails in Sainte-Ode, allowing them to explore the region's forests, valleys, and picturesque landscapes. Walking maps are available to guide visitors along these varied routes.

For an authentic culinary experience, the Pêcherie du Moulin des Trois Ponts in Amberloup offers homemade dishes showcasing local produce, while also providing fishing opportunities. The Domaine de Wachirock, meanwhile, impresses with its refined cuisine and elegant setting.

Sainte-Ode is a perfect destination for lovers of nature and gastronomy, offering a total immersion in the landscapes and traditions of the Belgian Ardennes.

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Photos of the Sainte-Ode region

Great Forest of Saint-Hubert with mossy trunks and filtered autumn foliage
Fagne between the Tour de Priesse and ‘Le Cimetière des Russes’ in Mochamps
Aerial photo of the woods around Laneuville-au-Bois
Fagne between the Tour de Priesse and ‘Le Cimetière des Russes’ in Mochamps
Aerial photo of the woods around Laneuville-au-Bois
Great Forest of Saint-Hubert with mossy trunks and filtered autumn foliage
Aerial view of the Basilica of Saint-Hubert
American Sherman tank M4A3 Barracuda on the outskirts of McAuliffe Square in Bastogne
Aerial view of the Mardasson in Bastogne

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