On your left, the wayside shrine dedicated to Notre-Dame de Foy dates back to 1853. From the small footbridge, you can observe, on your right, the meeting point of the Hedrée and the Wamme. The name Hargimont is believed to come from 'mount' and 'ars', meaning 'cleared mountain by fire', while Jemeppe derives from 'ganapia', meaning 'marsh'. The Wamme valley, upstream from Jemeppe, is separated from the Hédrée valley by a vast steep promontory.