Natural Park of the Two Ourthes (PNDO)

The Two Ourthes Natural Park (PNDO) is a scenic area covering 76,000 hectares of diverse landscape in the northeastern part of the Belgian province of Luxembourg.

It is a true paradise for nature lovers, offering steep valleys, deep forests and peat bogs that are remnants of the last ice age. The park is named after the two Ourthe rivers that join near the Hérou rock.

The rich biodiversity includes deer, foxes and numerous bird species. For those who are active, there are 185 hiking trails and 10 special trails allowing you to explore the most beautiful parts of the park on foot or by bicycle.