Hotels in High Fens, Belgium

High Fens is a high-altitude plateau in eastern Belgium, famous for its vast peat bogs and being the country's highest point at 694 meters. The climate is cool and damp, with winter temperatures often dropping to -10°C (14°F) - perfect for cross-country skiing on the 200 km of marked trails - while summers hover around 18°C (64°F), ideal for hiking through the Fagne de la Brackvenn to spot wild boar and deer. Visit in February for the snowy trails or July for the lush green landscapes, and don't miss the Signal de Botrange tower for sweeping views across the moors.