Réserve Naturelle Nationale de la Pointe de Givet
The Pointe de Givet National Nature Reserve is located at the gates of Belgium at the end of the northern tip of the Ardennes department. It offers a multi-faceted landscape, made up of forests, moors, dry grasslands and spectacular rocky escarpments. Covering an area of 354 hectares, this reserve is spread over 10 sites spread over the municipalities of Givet, Charnois, Chooz, Foisches, Fromelennes and Rancennes.
It is home to 454 plant species and 320 animal species, some of which are rare and endangered.
If you want to take a walk or hike, it's possible! They are authorized on marked trails, alone or accompanied.
It is also possible to take guided thematic tours.
They are offered each year by the Conservatory of Natural Spaces of Champagne-Ardenne.
http://cen-champagne-ardenne.org
REGULATIONS :
To preserve this fragile natural heritage, a few basic rules must be respected:
– Travel on foot only, on existing tracks and paths
– Leave minerals and fossils in place
– Do not harm the fauna or flora
– Avoid noise disturbances
– Do not camp or make fires
– Keep your trash
– Do not bring in animals, even dogs on a leash.
Equipment: Mont d’Haurs discovery trail (departing from the Tour Grégoire in Givet)
A guide booklet and a games booklet for children are available at the tourist office.
Marked trails.
Rankings and Labels
- Nature Reserve