Rochehaut

Rochehaut occupies a wooded slope above a looping stretch of the Semois River in the Ardennes of Wallonia. From this small settlement, the valley descends towards Frahan, a hamlet enclosed by one of the river’s broad meanders; the contrast between the high bank and the close valley shapes the local terrain. Rochehaut belongs to the municipality of Bouillon, whose fortified town and medieval castle rank among the best-known historic sites in this part of Belgium. The Semois valley is also associated with the regional tradition of dark Semois tobacco, formerly grown on its sun-facing slopes. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Wallonia’s Ardennes.

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