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Jog the moderate 2.7-mile Trou Perdu Trail, passing Samson Fortress Ruins and Thon Castle Farm, with 288 feet of elevation gain.
Last updated: February 26, 2026
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312 m
Highlight • Historical Site
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963 m
Highlight • Cave
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2.82 km
Highlight • Castle
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4.31 km
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Way Types & Surfaces
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1.65 km
1.01 km
1.00 km
343 m
262 m
Surfaces
1.38 km
1.32 km
831 m
596 m
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< 100 m
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The Trou Perdu Trail is a loop route starting and ending near Samson. Specific parking information isn't provided in the tour details, but it's common for trails in this area to have designated parking close to the trailhead, often in or near the village.
Yes, the Trou Perdu Trail is classified as 'moderate' and is a relatively short jogging route of about 4.3 km with an elevation gain of around 88 meters. This makes it a good option for beginners looking for a manageable jogging experience.
The trail is designed for jogging, suggesting a mix of paths and possibly some paved sections. Given its moderate difficulty and short distance, you can expect well-maintained trails, though some natural surfaces might be present. It's not described as highly technical or rugged.
Along the route, you'll encounter several interesting points. These include the historic Samson Fortress Ruins, the unique rock formations of Rochers de Samson, and the charming Thon Castle Farm.
While specific rules for dogs aren't detailed, most moderate trails in natural settings are dog-friendly, often requiring dogs to be on a leash. It's always best to check local regulations or signage at the trailhead for the most current information.
As a moderate jogging trail, it's likely enjoyable during most seasons, avoiding extreme weather. Spring and autumn generally offer pleasant temperatures and beautiful scenery. Summer mornings or evenings would also be ideal to avoid midday heat.
There is no indication of any permits or entrance fees required to access the Trou Perdu Trail. It appears to be a publicly accessible route.
Yes, the route intersects with several other paths. Notably, it covers 79% of the 'Parcours du Trou Perdu' and 56% of the 'Echappée du Grand Andenne'. It also shares sections with the 'GRP 575 À travers le Condroz' and the 'GRT-BVW 02 Mozet - Thon-Samson'.
For this moderate 4.3 km jogging trail, comfortable running shoes, appropriate athletic wear, and a water bottle are recommended. Depending on the weather, a light jacket or sun protection might also be useful.
The trail is located near Samson, a village that may offer local amenities. While specific establishments aren't listed, it's common for villages in such areas to have cafes or pubs where you can refresh after your jog.
The estimated duration for jogging the Trou Perdu Trail is approximately 30 minutes, covering a distance of about 4.3 kilometers.
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