🦌 HUNTING | 26 09 2024 🦌

Below you will find the new procedure for checking the accessibility of EXTRATRAIL trails during the hunting season via the official SPW Wallonia website www.chasseonweb.be.

A tutorial video is available at the bottom of the page to guide you step by step.

The data is constantly updated on www.chasseonweb.be. Be sure to check the status of your chosen trail at least one day before you go out on the EXTRATRAIL trails.

Only the signage displayed in the forest is official.

Never use a route if this is prohibited by a sign.

For your safety, please respect the signage in the forest (see information here).

• Yellow sign = information
• Red sign = restriction

📌 Procedure for checking hunting dates

1. Visit the www.extratrail.com website.
2. Select a municipality.
3. Choose one of the trails.
4. Download the GPX of the trail you wish to take onto your computer or smartphone.
5. Then visit the www.chasseonweb.be website.
6. Tick the ‘I understand’ box and click ‘OK’.
7. Click on the 4^th icon at the top right, ‘Add your data’.
8. Click on ‘+’ to ‘Add data’.
9. Choose the ‘Files’ tab in the window that opens.
10. Drag and drop the GPX file that you have previously downloaded into the window, or select the file using the interface on your computer or smartphone.
11. Click on ‘Finish’. The imported area will automatically be zoomed in.
12. A ‘point’ and ‘line’ plot is then visible (you can display the one you prefer or both. However, the ‘points’ file will be easier to read on the map).
13. Click on the 1^st icon at the top right, ‘Search by date’.
14. Select the desired date and repeat if several different dates are required.
15. The hatched area that appears corresponds to hunting information. A legend is available by clicking on the second icon.
16. If the plotted trail is tangential to the hunting plot, the trail must be considered closed for safety reasons.

⚠️ Notes:

- If several different GPX files are imported simultaneously into www.chasseonweb.be, they will all have the same colour on the screen (orange by default). If the trails are superimposed and geographically close, this will make the map more difficult to read.

- The black route at Jalhay and the Ultra Tour des Sources (UTDS) are closed annually during the hunting season from 15 September to 31 December.