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Hainaut·Belgium

GR122 Bon-Secours à Son

Duration

7-10 days

Distance

222.2 km

Elevation gain

1491 m

Max altitude

237 m

GR122 Bon-Secours à Son est un itinéraire de randonnée de 222,2 km en Hainaut, Belgium. Le parcours traverse notamment des secteurs de sommets, forêts, lacs et vallées, avec une lecture progressive du territoire depuis le départ jusqu'à l'arrivée. Cette fiche Topok rassemble les informations essentielles pour comparer le tracé, préparer la carte et organiser la logistique avant le départ.

ForestsLakesValleys

Stages

9
days
Overnight accommodation type
12 overnight locations
DifficultyModerate
Duration / day6h00
Distance / day24.7 km
Elev. gain / day+214 m
Hardest stage
8Parfondeval
53.9 km · +701 m · 13h30
DepartureArrivalAccommodation on arrivalProfileDurationDistance+Elev.−Elev.
1
Bon-SecoursVillage
Condé-sur-l'EscautTown
LodgeAlexandre
LodgeBase Nature et de Loisirs de Chabaud-Latour
2h1510.4 km+12 m42 m
2
Condé-sur-l'EscautTown
CrespinVillage
LodgeLe Rêve Bleu
2h008.4 km+19 m12 m
3
CrespinVillage
Domaine de MormalLodge
LodgeDomaine de Mormal
8h1534.3 km+301 m180 m
4
Domaine de MormalLodge
Vert DonjonCamping
CampingVert Donjon
1h457.9 km+20 m4 m
5
Vert DonjonCamping
Camping le Moulin des PrésCamping
CampingCamping le Moulin des Prés
2h159.7 km+23 m28 m
6
Camping le Moulin des PrésCamping
Le Petit DorengtHamlet
LodgeRibeaufontaine
10h0042.6 km+232 m200 m
7
Le Petit DorengtHamlet
SorbaisVillage
LodgeGite La Tourelle
LodgeLe Bocage
5h3023.1 km+192 m229 m
8
SorbaisVillage
ParfondevalCamping
CampingParfondeval
13h3053.9 km+701 m626 m
9
ParfondevalCamping
SonVillage
8h0031.9 km+428 m488 m

Elevation profile

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When to go

Best period : March - DecemberPossible with care : January - February
IdealPossibleAvoid

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January - possible, with care

Possible

Each percentage is the probability of encountering the event at least once during the month, not its intensity or the share of the trail affected. Probabilities are calculated from weather and satellite data* from the last 10 years.

Snow-covered trail
Occasional

Snow-covered trail

10-25% chance

Cold nights

Cold nights

Minimums around ~ 1°C on high points

Cold nights

Significant rain
Frequent

Significant rain

20-30% chance

Storm-prone conditions
Rare

Storm-prone conditions

5-10% chance

Dry conditions
Rare

Dry conditions

5-10% chance

Snow detail within the month

Early

Rare

5-10% chance that the trail is snow-covered

Mid

Rare

5-10% chance that the trail is snow-covered

Late

Rare

5-10% chance that the trail is snow-covered

Sources: Open-Meteo and MODIS satellite data.

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