Mont Rigi
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Overview
Mont Rigi is great for a hike and to build a snowman in winter
It is flat, there is no slope for sledding, but you can still have fun building a snowman with kids
There are many hiking trails. La Fagne de la Poleûr is a 3.2km loop trail starting at Mont Rigi. Check the last pic or download the trail here:
www.komoot.com/tour/315086041
Stroller friendly, wheelchair friendly trail
Address
About 1.5 hour drive from Schuman, Brussels
Mont Rigi
https://maps.app.goo.gl/BKJ7dexHuRKG7bXT9
This is part of the post on Hautes Fagnes: beautiful nature throughout the year – particularly in winter. Here are some places to visit with kids and tips on restaurants and playgrounds
