Signal de Botrange is the highest peak in Belgium. It reaches a height of 694 metres above sea level and is located in the High Fens. It's a picturesque region of the Ardennes. The trail to the summit is easy and suitable for people of all ages. There is no need to climb with additional climbing equipment. The terrain is hilly and grassy, and the trail is well signposted.

In summer, the weather is moderate with temperatures ranging from 15°C to 25°C. The trail may be moist, but there should not be any major difficulties related to the surface. Summer is the best time to climb the summit since conditions are favourable and the views are magnificent.

In winter, lower temperatures often below 0°C and snowfall prevail on Signal de Botrange. The trail may be slippery and more difficult to pass, so it is worth taking appropriate footwear and warm clothing. Nevertheless, even in winter, this trail can be passed freely, as there are no extreme conditions.

The terrain is hilly, grassy, and well signposted. To reach the summit, follow the signs towards Signal de Botrange. The estimated walking time is from 2 to 3 hours one way. The trail is easy and does not require specialist equipment or climbing skills.