Snowshoeing in Belgium: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You
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Discover Belgium's beautiful winter landscapes on an unforgettable snowshoeing adventure.
Although not all of Belgium gets snow in the winter, if you head to Wallonia, in the Ardennes and Haute Fagnes, you will find amazing snow-covered landscapes to explore on snowshoes. Undulating hills and deep forests, medieval towns and traditional beers will make your snowshoeing trip in Belgium unforgettable. Go snowshoeing in Belgium with one of the certified guides at Explore-Share.com and let them show you the most amazing snowscapes in the region.
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FAQs: Snowshoeing in Belgium
What should I know about Snowshoeing Belgium?
Discover the beautiful winter landscapes of the Hautes Fagnes, the largest nature reserve in Belgium, and the stunning Ardenne Forests on a snowshoeing adventure. While on your trip, stay at some of the medieval towns in the region, and make sure to try the local beer, raclette, and other delicacies.
Why should I choose Belgium for my Snowshoeing adventure?
Ardenne Forests
Quiet and beautiful white-capped hills with deep rustling forests and twinkling streams will sing to you as you enjoy snowshoeing in Belgium's stunning Ardennes.
Medieval Towns
On your snowshoeing adventure, you will have the chance to discover stunning medieval towns with unique architecture, located in the Wallonia region.
Delicious beer and cuisine
Once you're off your snowshoes relax with some local Trappist beer and enjoy some of the delicious hearty winter cuisine.
What can I expect from the weather in Belgium?
Belgium has mild temperatures year-round with snowy winters mainly in the Wallonia region.
Which language is predominantly spoken in Belgium?
Flemish and French
What currency is accepted in Belgium?
Euro
How can I get to Belgium?
You have train and bus options to get to Luxembourg. Driving is another possibility.
What’s the country code of Belgium?
+32
What’s the high season for Snowshoeing in Belgium?
During the winter, between December and March.
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