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Cascade de Bayehon, Belgium
Paul NL
Maik Pankow licht-im-auge.de
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Oliver Grimm oliver-grimm.myportfol…
Laurent Wies www.bigvood.lu
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Laurent Wies
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Laurent Wies
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Linda Lu
Linda Lu
Jean-Loup Deliège
Geoffrey Lje geoffreylje.be
Jochen Killius
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Belgium Cascade de Bayehon

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The Bayehon waterfall is a 9 meter high waterfall in the vicinity of the Belgian village of Longfaye (7 km north of Malmedy), situated at an altitude of 510 meters.

It is the highest navigable waterfall in Belgium for kayak sportsmen. This natural waterfall lies on the course of the Ruisseau de Bayehon. The waterfall is located in a deep-cut forest gorge, and there is a walking path from the Moulin de Bayehon watermill.

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The closest official car park is at Route du Bayehon 49, 4950 Waimes, Belgium. From there, you have to walk.
Crowd Factor Just a few people
Best Timing All timings are equally good
Sunrise & Sunset 05:31 - 21:34 | current local time: 04:07
Locations EuropeLongfayeArdennesBayehonOvifat
Photo Themes ForestWaterfall
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Spot Comments (2)

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Oliver Grimm
Oliver Grimm 16.10.2018
How crowded is it there at the weekend? And how long do I have to walk from the car park? Thanks in advance. Oliver
Jochen Killius
Jochen Killius 31.01.2021
Especially on weekends, this is apparently a very popular hiking spot, so you should be there quite early to get your pictures in peace. In my experience, from about 10 o'clock is to speak of "quiet" only rarely! From about 13 o'clock it is then almost impossible to photograph the waterfall without people.

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