The Freedom Trail
The Freedom Trail follows the historic route of the American Army (in particular, Lieutenant-General George Patton’s U.S. Third Army), during the Battle of the Bulge, fought from December 1944 to January 1945 in the Belgian and Luxembourg Ardennes.

Bombardment of Chenogne
contemporary

Neffe - A Village on the Frontline
historical

Peace Wood Memorial
contemporary

Mardasson Memorial
contemporary

The massacre of Chenogne
historical

The Sherman ‘Barracuda’ tank

Jack’s Wood
other

American Defensive Line at Champs and Longchamps

Bastogne War Museum
museum

German War Cemetery Recogne
other

Fighting at Mageret

Monument to the 17th U.S. Airborne Division

The Dropping Zone
historical

Monument to the 326th Airborne Medical Company

Native American Memorial

Destruction of Lutrebois

Breakthrough at Assenois and Fortress Boggess

Fighting at Houmont

Foy Temporary American Cemetery

Easy Company Monument

On the Hills of Wardin and Marvie

The Attack on Foy - 13 January 1945

Villeroux - Fighting around Fragotte Wood

Battle in the Sky Over Sprimont

Chemin de la Liberte
Length: 61.86 km
Route from GTA

Chemin de la Liberte
Length: 4.56 km
Route from GTA