The Jeker, Geer in French, originates just across the language border and meanders through Tongeren to Maastricht, where it joins the Meuse. The watercourse cuts deep into the sandstone. Along the way, you'll pass marl quarries where the famous 'Maastricht sandstone' has been extracted for many centuries.
Distance: 45 km
Parking: Car park De Motten, Dijk
Starting point: Car park De Motten
Junctions: 111-112-114-407-432-405-402-80-569 87-114-112-111
through De Kevie nature reserve, on the green banks of the Jeker.
This river accompanies us on our journey through picturesque Walloon villages such as Glons, Roclenge-sur-Geer and Bassenge.