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Cascade de Reinhardstein: Belgium's Highest Waterfall
Discover Belgium's tallest waterfall cascading down 60 meters near the historic Reinhardstein Castle in the scenic Warche Valley.
Cascade de Reinhardstein, with its 60-meter drop, is the highest waterfall in Belgium, cascading near the historic Reinhardstein Castle in the Warche valley. Despite being lesser-known than the Coo Waterfalls, it offers a stunning natural spectacle amidst the Ardennes' lush landscapes.
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A brief summary to Cascade de Reinhardstein
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Rue de Bosfagne 11-7, Waimes, 4950, BE
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Cascade de Reinhardstein, situated near the village of Ovifat in the Walloon region of Belgium, proudly holds the title of the country's highest waterfall with a height of 60 meters. Nestled in the Warche valley, close to the Robertville dam, the waterfall is a stunning natural attraction, complemented by the nearby Reinhardstein Castle.The waterfall is accessible via hiking trails, with the most direct route starting near Reinhardstein Castle. The path descends into the valley, offering picturesque views of the surrounding forest. Although the waterfall is the highest in Belgium, it is not always the widest, as it can be a narrow stream, especially during drier seasons. However, after periods of heavy rainfall, the cascade transforms into a more powerful torrent.Visitors can explore the area around the waterfall and castle through various hiking routes. These trails range in difficulty, with options for both short, leisurely strolls and longer, more challenging hikes. The 'Panorama de la Warche' route is a popular choice, offering stunning views of the valley and castle.
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Getting There
Walking
From the parking area near Robertville dam, follow the signs towards Reinhardstein Castle. The trail descends into the valley, leading you to the waterfall. The walk is roughly 1.5 km and takes about 30-40 minutes. Be prepared for a slightly rough terrain with rocks.
Public Transport
Take bus line 390 to the Robertville Barrage stop. From there, it's approximately a 13-minute walk (988 meters) to Cascade de Reinhardstein. Check local bus schedules for accurate timings.
Driving
Drive towards Chemin du Cheneux, near Ovifat. Limited parking is available about 600 meters from the castle entrance. Alternative parking can be found near the Robertville dam, from where it is a 1.5 km hike to the waterfall. Parking is free.
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