Welcome to our nature walking challenge. Thanks to our "QR" codes, you will learn more about the local fauna and flora.
What are the QR codes and how can i scan them?
A QR Code is a sort of barcode that you can scan with your smartphone. Once the Qr code is scanned, you reach directly the website corresponding to the the QR code. It's a kind of a link. Thus, you can quickly find out informations about a subject or a product. QR means Quick Reponse.
Scanners of QR codes
Many free applications and programs allowing the scan of QR codes exist.
Recommended:
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Qrafter (available freely on iPhone/iPad)
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Quickmark QR Code Reader (available freely on iPhone/iPad, Android, Windows Phone)
Start the application on your smartphone or tablet.
Then point the camera on the QR code and scan it by making a picture. Try not to shake when you are holding your smartphone and press the button once the QR code is well readable.
Now, the link towards QR code is redirected and should appear on your screen. Click on it to have a direct access.
Follow the instructions of the QR codes, pictures and signboards throughout the entire walk .Benefit from the nature, have fun and do not leave any waste behind you.
Follow the direction which is indicated by the photo (right below) until the bridge crossing the Ourthe river.
The difficulty level of the hiking-trail is moderate. It is not possible to acces this trail with a wheelchair or a pushchair.
Please follow the rules listed below:
- Stay on the designated trails.
- Respect the nature and do not leave any trash behind.
- Follow the instructions on the signs.
- Only use hiking trails in opening hours.
- Please report any problems to the staff.
- Make sure you have enough drinking water.
- We advise you to wear hiking shoes.
- We advise you to read the weather forecast before departure.
- Emergency numbers: SOS 112 / SOS INTERN 086 65 00 10
