For the detour through the green valley of the Molignée it is necessary to cross the Meuse between Houx and Yvoir after reaching Anhée. Here the Molignée flows from the west into the Meuse.
By following the Malignée we reach in 9km/5.5miles the ruins of the Château du Montaigle on a crag; built in the 13th C., it was destroyed in 1554 by the French.
Just beyond the Château du Montaigle a narrow road leads off to Falaën. Visitors to the 17th C. castle estate can see a small historical exhibition and try the local specialty bread.
Furnaux is the terminus of the excursion into the valley of the Molignée. Here the local church is worth visiting, for it has an extremely artistic font of black marble. This was created around 1135 and shows the Baptism of Christ on the basin which is borne by four lions.
The Benedictines built an abbey in 1893 in Maredret. A little museum in the village shows varieties of timber, woodworking and rural life in the region between the Sambre and the Meuse.