Visit on foot
Enjoy a rejuvenating walk surrounded by nature
Leaving from the departure plain, you will travel to the Wildlife Park's entrance on foot via the bucolic Badgers' trail.
Let your exploration of the Park begin… Surrounded by lush open spaces and woodland, you can admire a wide range of animal species that live here. Explore observation towers and enjoy breathtaking panoramas on the river Lesse’s forme valley along the way.
And for adventurous spirits, our treetop canopy, with hanging bridges between the trees, is just perfect for exploring the park from above…
At the heart of the Park — on foot, then by safari-bus
Begin your journey of exploration on the Park’s Walking trail. Walk 4 km, then at the Belvaux Chasm board a safari-bus to finish the tour with a driver‑guide. Comfortably seated, you’ll enjoy exceptional views across the vast plain where many herbivores graze, before a final stop at Bear Hill — a 5‑acre enclosure home to the Park’s brown bears.
Practical tips
- Important: One visit only per ticket — either the mixed walk + safari-bus, or the safari‑bus‑only option.
- Equipment: make sure to wear walking shoes.
PRM: the Walking trail is not accessible to persons with reduced mobility. The standard visit to the Wildlife Park can be taken by Safari-bus, if visitors can remain seated for 1h30 on the Safari-bus bench, and as long as they can enter and exit the Safari-bus without assistance (no wheelchair lift). On prior request, groups of disabled visitors can visit the Wildlife Park by Safari-bus (with a specially adapted semi-trailer). More information on our PRM page.
Pushchairs: we recommend a baby carrier as the most comfortable and practical solution. All‑terrain pushchairs are allowed but not recommended because the route includes a fairly steep 20% descent with steps near the end of the Walking trail —it takes two adults to carry the pushchair at that point. After the 4 km walk, the trail ends and you will board a vehicle to finish the visit; pushchairs must be loaded onto the bus.
Bicycles and kick scooters are not allowed in the Park.
- Dogs are not allowed in the Wildlife Park, not even small dogs that can be carried in a handbag. Unfortunately, we do not have a kennel for your four-footed friends during your visit. Important: be aware of animal welfare; do not leave your dog in your car!
- For a good view: bring a pair of binoculars, they will help you make the most of your visit!
- Smoking: smoking is prohibited throughout the entire premises of the Domain, in accordance with the law of April 5, 2024. However, specially designated smoking areas are available, so we kindly ask you not to smoke outside of these areas.
- At the end of your visit: when you reach the end of the Walking trail, a vehicle will take you back to the village. You can also get back to the village on foot by taking the historic footpath that climbs the Boine hill : 30 min., only for keen hikers (open depending on the weather).