LE TOUQUET, CÔTÉ NATURE
Read moreIn the heart of a hundred-year-old forest of maritime pines, poplars and alders, planted from 1855 to 1882 on 800 hectares of dunes, 50 km of marked forest trails are reserved for pedestrians. They allow you to discover, while walking, another facet of Le Touquet under its natural aspect, starting from the Palais de l'Europe. If you are tempted by the discovery of the bay, the Le Touquet villas and the local flora, take the Daphné or La Pomme de Pin trails which will offer you superb views at the price of a few short climbs and winding detours in the shade of the trees. The Feuille de Chêne trail crosses the forest to meet its rich flora and fauna. But the most beautiful walk to be done is certainly the long Argousier walk (plan a picnic!), which crosses dunes and goes along the sea.
Chemin de hâlage du canal de la Scarpe
Read moreThis Voie Verte on the towpath along the Scarpe canal is a real pleasure to ride! Whether on foot or by bike, the Scarpe canal towpath is eight kilometers long. It has a stabilized dolomite surface, suitable for all types of bikes but not rollerblades. It's a safe way to reach these villages, and a number of nature parks will punctuate your strides or pedal strokes.
L'ARGOUSIER
Read moreThe Buckthorn is a 13 km walk to discover Le Touquet in natural surroundings. For this you go up the boulevard of La to the park of Canche Bay, where seals like to enjoy. Cross the sea for an hour to reach the dune area, south of the station. You will take a wide winding road that crosses the Dit À, and will bring you back gradually to the city. The plan for this hike is available at the Tourist Office.
SENTIER DU CHÂTEAU
Read moreDuring this 15 km loop around Hardelot castle, you will discover: the marshes of Condette, the regional nature reserve and the dune environment of Écault. On the historical side, the castle dating from the 9th century is now home to the Franco-British Entente Cordiale Center. A hike which oscillates between villages and seaside resorts. The whole constitutes a major reservoir of biodiversity and an ecological corridor for the region. There are 345 plant species in the marshes of Condette, several of which are considered as heritage!
SENTIER DU PLATIER D'OYE
Read moreLocated at Oye-Plage, the Platier d'Oye Nature Reserve is the first French stopover for migratory birds. On this large flat area where dunes, sandy banks and stretches of water mingle, twenty species of mammals, such as the Highland Scottish cow, 230 species of birds and several species of amphibians, including the calamite toad and the green frog, live side by side. The flora is also richly represented, with 361 species, six of which are nationally protected. The hiker will recognize the oyat, a small plant used to fix the dune, the obione, the sea buckthorn or the Curtis violet. A unique place to observe the fauna and flora of the coast and a very nice walk to do with the family. Tip: when the weather is nice, bring a hat and sun cream as there are very few shady areas. And above all, take your binoculars to observe the fauna and flora more closely.
LE SENTIER PÉDESTRE DES MARAIS
Read moreOn the territory of the municipality, you will find twohiking trails including the "sentier des Marais". Starting from the Place Salengro, this trail allows you to discover Beuvry, a green city and a nautical stopover, or if you have time, to explore the surrounding territory. Two loops are available, one of 6 km or a hike of 13 km of average difficulty. In the woods, in the spring, you are guaranteed to be delighted with the multitude of dragonflies.
DOMAINE DE BELLENVILLE
Read moreThe Bellenville estate offers four trails to discover a unique flora and fauna. As you walk along, keep an eye out and you may be lucky enough to discover the very fast kingfisher (it can reach 80 km/h!) or the very elegant grey heron. These wetlands are a precious asset for the region and make this place a major site of the Sensitive Natural Spaces. The four trails are short and suitable for everyone, enough to share a family walk in the heart of this teeming nature.
Circuit du patrimoine à Boulogne-sur-Mer
Read moreIn less than three kilometres walk, discover the historic, architectural and urban heritage of the municipality of Boulogne-sur-Mer. From the museum-museum you will first address the historic city, then head to the lower town, the seafront and the port. From the Basilica of Notre Dame to the buildings of the Gambetta Wharf, the Place de la Resistance or the Hote theatre, Boulogne-sur-Mer reveals its many facets. Like what, combining exercise exercise and culture, it is indeed possible!
Tariff: free.
Distance: 2,9 km.
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SENTIER DU BOIS DE BALLON
Read moreSet off from the forest house for a short hike. The Bois de Ballon trail owes its name to the first successful balloon crossing of the English Channel by aeronaut Jean-Piette Blanchard in 1785. He set off from Dover and landed on the edge of the Guînes state forest; the Blanchard column commemorates this event. Along the way, you'll find an adventure course with monkey bridges, giant swings and a 120-metre zip line!
SENTIER DE LA COLONNE
Read moreAccessible to all, the sentier de la Colonne is a hike that plunges you into the Denacre valley, which is full of beautiful 19th century mansions and manor houses built of Baincthun stone. Farms, ponds and waterfalls also decorate this 8 km long trail. Don't miss the famous column of the Grande Armée, a 53-metre-high marble monument erected to the glory of Napoleon. It immortalizes the camp of Boulogne where 18,000 men were assembled by the emperor to prepare the invasion of England.
SENTIER DU MONT PELÉ
Read moreMount Pelé, culminating at an altitude of 200 meters, and its neighbor Mount Hulin, dominate the commune of Desvres and the entire Boulonnais bocage. Starting from the parking lot of the Maison de la Céramique, the walk takes the hikers in a humid and shaded environment made of trees and shrubs as well as numerous streams. Once exploited for its chalk by the Société des Ciments de France, it is now returned to nature. Count 1h30 of hiking (3 km). There is an extension of the trail towards the town of Menneville to go to the Hulin mount (4,5 km).
SENTIER DE LA BAIE SAINT-JEAN
Read moreNature and history combine to create a panorama rich in discovery. Along the way, you may come across brown gulls, green woodpeckers, kestrels and laughing gulls, as well as numerous rabbits? The trail ends up on the Slack dunes, running towards Ambleteuse and its Vauban fort. You'll end up joining the Slack as far as its mouth at the Fort d'Ambleteuse. One of the most beautiful hikes you can do for the diversity of its landscapes.
LE SENTIER DE CATORIVE
Read moreUrban hiking trail dedicated to the discovery of the natural, architectural and historical heritage of the city of Buridan. To see: the water station, the Plaisance marina, the public garden kiosk, the Saint-Vaast church, the Grand Square and its belfry…
SENTIER DE RANDONNEE LA FOLIE DE LA COMTE
Read moreThis pleasant walk around the village of Hinges, located near Béthune, Lilliers and La Bassée, offers you the possibility to discover a very rich land. The circuit starts from the church of Hinges and you will discover the Canal de la Aire Canal, the wood of the Pacault, the path of the English, the "tortu tree" of Hinges and the natural space of the VNF in Hinges. Please do not hesitate to visit the tourist office for the description of the hiking and the trails.
SENTIER DE RANDONNEE LES CHATEAUX ET CRESSONNIERES
Read moreThe Les Châteaux et Cressonnières hiking trail offers a wide variety of discoveries and landscapes. With a length of 28 km and an estimated duration of 5h30, it allows you to admire the discreet châteaux nestling in the Lacquette valley, as well as the artesian wells used to grow watercress. From Witternesse to Blessy, this great circuit is available in several variants (11, 12 and 17 km) to suit all levels. This trail is a great way to enjoy the charm of this region while getting in some physical exercise.
SENTIER DE RANDONNEE DES MARAIS
Read moreAt the departure of the church of Noyelles-lès-Vermelles, you will discover this mining region, thanks to the rider of a former railway line of the mines.
SENTIER DE RANDONNEE LA LAWE
Read moreBy browsing the Sentier Trail, the portrait of Bas-Pays will prove to you: Chapels, typical Flemish farms, neat roads lined with ditches… The trail starts from the church of Old Chapelle and you will discover the river, Notre-Dame-du-Bon-Secours chapel, and the Canal de la Aire canal.
SENTIER DE RANDONNEE LA TABLE AUX FEES
Read moreIn Fresnicourt-le-Dolmen, this path will make you discover the legend of the Table aux Fées. It is said that fairies gather around the dolmen at certain times of the year... Attention to you, travelers lost on this side! Hikers and dreamers will appreciate this hiking trail, whose starting point is the 17th century square. It will make you discover the castle of Olhain, the dolmen of Fresnicourt (of course) as well as the golf of Olhain.
SENTIER DE RANDONNEE LES GORGES BLEUES
Read moreThis journey from Ecques, from the ancient name of the village that was going to become Lapugnoy, allows to discover the wood of Roquelaure and to embrace a green valley from the heights of Marles-les-Mines. This trail starts from Clarence's Park in Lapugnoy, and you will discover the chapel of the Hays, Motte Motte and its sandstone cross, the English cemetery of Lapugnoy, the Diamond valley and the Clarence Valley.
SENTIER URBAIN
Read moreDeparture: house of the shoe in Lillers. Distance: 5 km - 9 km variant.
Set to allow history and architecture lovers to discover a rich heritage, the Lillers urban trail takes you to the college, the Flemish houses, the Argentier house, the cressonics, the chapel Notre-Dame-de-Mercy, the Relingues castle… and leads you through the crossroads. the Parc du Brûle, the public garden and leisure area of the Fanien family that made the wealth of the city by setting up a thriving footwear industry and with many vestiges.