Mont Saint-Walfroy

Mont Saint-Walfroy is a mountain summit in the Ardennes rising to about 350 meters. From its peak, you can see across the Meuse River and the surrounding valleys of northeastern France.

In the 6th century, Saint Walfroy established a Christian community on this mountain. Before that, the site was a place of worship for the goddess Diana in ancient times.

The mountain holds fourteen stations of the cross with small grottos that lead to a chapel and plaza at its summit. Visitors experience this pilgrimage site as locals do, moving through each station at their own pace.

Several hiking trails lead up the mountain with different difficulty levels for beginners and experienced walkers. The paths are well marked and accessible to most visitors.

The church at the summit blends modern architecture with traditional design, featuring stained glass windows with symbolic imagery. This combination creates a visually engaging space that reveals itself as you move through the chapel.

Location: Ardennes

Elevation above the sea: 350 m

GPS coordinates: 49.56968,5.27189

Latest update: December 12, 2025 16:43