Where to practice an individual sport Picardy

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This association was founded in 1926. It now has 1 500 members. The fish in the area are the bleak, roach, rotengle, bream, carp, cunner, dowel, eel, perch, pike, pike, and wells, which love the large funds of the canal and the old Somme. The association manages two ponds in Ménicourt and the pond of Rosières, a route on the Somme in Neuville-les-Bray and routes on the canal and the clash between the locks of Cappy and Sailly-Laurette.

The Somme has many ponds and rivers that have always made fishing one of the most popular recreational activities in the department and one of the most popular tourist destinations. Indeed, 900 km of rivers and 6 000 hectares of marsh and water plans (one of the largest shrews ensembles in France) are an argument just like the précense of many fish species: Eels, pike, squash, carp, white fish, trout trout, sea trout and salmon… The departmental federation proposes workshops at the youngest destinations in Authie, Boves, Montdidier, Peronne, Ailly-sur-Noye and Albert, as well as numerous events and three popular competitions: the youth contest, reserved for fishermen aged 8 to 16, the veterans competitions for members over 50, and the federal competition. The federation brings together 18 AAPPMA in reciprocity.

Several walks to do in the surroundings. The Bois Semé circuit starts at the Basilica Notre-Dame de Liesse, passes through the Grand Marais and then from Saint-Boëtien and returns by the village of Missy-lès-Pierrepont and Bois Semé. The circuit of the Ru of the Buze is shorter, it crosses the marshes, along the canals and the ru of the Buze. The hiking of Saint-Boëtien extends from Chivres to Mâchecourt, bypassing the Château-château du Marais and gradually sinking into the funds of the Saint-Boëtien marsh. Finally, St. Augustine's walk, taking to the laonnoise plain, passes through the marshes before continuing in the agricultural field of Sainte-Suzanne. You can choose!

A hike in the Champagne vineyards is a discovery in several stages. Set off on a 44-kilometer hike (approx. 13h) in the heart of the Champagne vineyards. Discover the Marne river, the Dhuys aqueduct, Château-Thierry, the Essômes-sur-Marne abbey church and winegrowing villages. This itinerary takes you to the heart of the wine-growing area closest to Paris, through rolling countryside, picturesque villages and vineyards as far as the eye can see. Enjoy a well-deserved glass of champagne at any of the estates you visit!

This club offers caving and organizes visits to the underground careers of Saint-Martin-le-Node, which spans 25 hectares. To see: the colony of bat that was elected home. This original and rare experience in the region is to try! For proof, reservations are taken by assault.

The Companions of the Mineral Night are based in Senlis (Oise) and are very active in Picardie and in the karst mountains of France in Ardèche, Vercors, Alps and abroad (Spain, Crete). In addition to exiting and training (in an open-pit career for the latter), members meet monthly around photo projections and exchanges on past and future outflows. Excursions to discover the underground world are organized regularly in cavities of Oise.

Since January 2012, the association has opened an antenna in Guignicourt. A new one that should delight walkers. The association organizes an average of 200 trips per year, but also stays from 3 to 8 days for the most for. Its president, Daniel Kutarasinski, will welcome you with a smile, and you will soon no longer be able to spend the convivial atmosphere in the group of walkers. Go hop, we enflie his shoes, and we go!

On 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.

The 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.

It is with this beauvaisienne antenna that you can obtain your fishing card (€ 11 for one day, € 89 for the year), but also inform you about the fishing sites and the various competitions. This activity is prized in the region, including the fish ponds of Milly-sur-Thérain, a dozen kilometres away.

The House of Hunting and Nature is located at the head office of the Oise Hunters'federation. Here you can find out about the calendar and hunting licence (€ 132 for small game and € 16 for big game). You will also find plenty of information about wildlife and the agro-forest balance through exhibitions.

Before you start your walk along the Ourcq Canal, we invite you to take the time to stroll through the picturesque streets and streets of the village, and enjoy the convivial charm of its classified historical heart. Architectural treasures abound: Admire for example the castle, the towers, the churches of Notre-Dame and Saint-Nicolas, the old mill or the Eiffel Bridge; it would almost be like staying there! However, the rest of the circuit is just as pleasant. You will join Silly-la-Poterie and pass in front of its castle and church.

Tariff: free.

Distance: 9 km.

Duration: 3 h.

Difficulty: quite easy.

Markup: yellow and green.

This trail evolves in the heart of Saint-Gobain forest. It begins at the Hermitage rocks park - the opportunity to admire the beauty of the Hermitage - and form a loop of barely 5 kilometres through oaks, charms, ash and other maples. Sunday sports or seasoned walkers, the only thing that counts here is love of nature. Because between the diversity of plant species and the few animals you can see this and there by making you discreet, this promenade has a small paradise of greenery!

Tariff: free.

Distance: 4,7 km.

Duration: 1 p. m.

Difficulty: very easy.

Markup: blue round.

This walk begins in Chamouille and takes you to the (re) discovery of Neuville-sur-Blade and its surroundings. The loop bypasses the village, giving you a few pretty panoramas on the Laonnois. On the way, don't miss the House of Nature in Neuville: if the heart tells you and you have some time, it deserves a short stop. But by the way, do you know what a creute is? If you didn't know, this term refers to these rather unusual underground caves in the Aisne department (and you will cross on your road): the military occupied them during the First World War.

Tariff: free.

Distance: 6 km.

Duration: 1 p. m.

Difficulty: .

There are hiking trails that never tire… When you're lucky enough to have a lake near home, what's more simple to talk than to go round it? In a Sunday drive or daily jogging, no need to concentrate on your itinerary: at least you don't risk losing yourself on the road! All the best, therefore, you can enjoy the panorama of Lake Blade, its fauna, flora and various banks. Several points of interest are also your circuit; among them, the Bird Museum at Neuville-sur-Blade, the memorial of the Chemin des Dames and the National Necropolis in Cerny-en-Laonnois, and the remains of the Old Cerny Church.

Tariff: free.

Distance: 10 km.

Duration: 2 h 45 (walking).

Difficulty: .

At the boundary of the Regional Natural Park of La Plaine de la Plaine, visit the municipality of Anhiers, where nature réapproprie gradually, a former village of war-ravaged miners between 1914 and 1918. Today, there are old installations such as concrete headframe of 1920. The post-industrial atmosphere plunges us into this past of social struggle, before resuming the walk on the banks of the Scarpe.

Tariff: free.

Distance: 7 km.

Difficulty: .

Markup: yellow.

Departure: at the church.

Walk a few kilometers to discover a often forgotten heritage that survived the Revolution. Strong from their respective past, admire the abbey of Des, or the farm of Du where the Tamboise family still resides! Cross the Good childhood, where the history and architecture of Crambésis left their mark. For the most curious, visit the Heritage Days, where farms and barns sometimes open their doors and invite you to share their know-how and visit their property.

Tariff: free.

Distance: 4,5 km or 12 km.

Difficulty: .

Departure: in front of the church

In 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.

Difficulty: .

Whether you're living in the corner or you're in the middle of it, you'll have to walk through the bay of Somme. But beware, not by imported what conditions! To make safe progress and value the subtleties of its ecosystem, the best thing is to have a competent professional guide. From April to November, Hiking-Nature in Somme offers you its hike through the Bay of Somme. Equip yourself with old shoes, sun protection, a windmill and (especially!) your binoculars, and it's gone for a walk out of the ordinary to meet nature…

Tariff: € 12 per adult and € 5 per child (6 to 14 years).

Distance: from 6 to 7 km.

Difficulty: .

Enjoy the double sides of this hike between dunes and macadam. With wild air along the Parrot dune, where it makes good breathing and admiring the fauna and flora that thrives there. After reaching the calvaire of the missing sailors, let us take a few moments to enjoy a wonderful view to the Naturelle nature reserve, before going down to the city. Typically associated with the seaside, these are half-timbered houses with blue and white shades that one admire on the streets of Bray-Dunes.

Tariff: free.

Distance: 4 km.

Difficulty: .

Markup: yellow.

Departure: Place place.

We know the carnival and its capitalized streets, but what about all these people disguised? You are offered a walk through the history of the city and the Dunkerquois heroes. On 2.5 or 6 km, browse the pavements where many buildings are erected. The departure goes back to the port museum, from where you will already see the three Duchess Anne. Then the heritage goes: the Leughenaerest Tower, the Saint-Éloi church with the tomb of Jean Bart, famous privateer under Louis XIV triumphant the battle of Texel… We cannot quote everything, then on the way!

Tariff: free.

Distance: 5 or 6 km.

Difficulty: easy.

Departure: in front of the Port Museum.

In the heart of Flanders, criss-cross the cultural and architectural heritage of Bailleul, starting with Hôtel de Ville as well as a carillon Beffroy. You will cross the Leroy square where you can cross, proudly, the bust of the first woman elected to the French Academy, Marguerite Yourcenar. On a different theme, comtemplez the medieval appearance of the water tower, both keep and the city. An advice: be careful and raise your eyes, as Bailleul abounds in small architectural gems. Watch in particular the façades of the houses!

Price: free.

Distance: 2 km away.

Problem: easy.

Located in the heart of the Upper Valley of Oise, the Galopins circuit of the Anor peninsula offers the exquisite sensation of pedaling always on the edge of the water. Ponds, rivers, waterfalls, the vegetation around is abundant. Robbing the Old Glassware Trail between the hedges, penetrating the Hirson private forest, along the Anorelle Creek… The decor changes as you pedal. To everyone its rhythm: the circuit offers three options (9.5 km, 10 km or 14.5 km for the most reckless).

Tariff: free.

Distance: 5 km, 10 km or 14.5 km to the choice.

Difficulty: easy to use.

Markup: yellow.

This cycle route links Amiens and Arras via Corbie and Albert, crossing several major sites of the First World War. From Amiens to Corbie, this route follows the Somme river and then follows the Ancre valley, from Corbie to Miraumont, passing through Albert, before going back up towards Artois. A very pleasant and slow way to (re) discover the heritage! The route of the circuit can be downloaded from the tourist office website.

Contrary to what the name of this sports event suggests, it is not a marathon that you are offered, but a hike in the Peronnais with a pot of friendship upon arrival in Peronne. A good guaranteed child!

Tariff: 5 €.

Distance: 8 km.

Departure: p. m. to the town hall, Plate Emile Leturcq.

Difficulty: .

In a horse-drawn carriage pulled by four beautiful horses, you'll spend a good two hours lulled to sleep by the sound of the waves, the rhythm of the equines, and the voice of Jacky, a horse breeder and trainer, but above all a great lover of the Bay of the Somme (he was born in Le Crotoy). The route takes in the sea and the mussel beds, and includes a stop at the mollières, with anecdotes told by Jacky. It's an unusual visit and an original, unforgettable activity that's great for couples and families alike.

What's more motivating than walking for the good cause? This is the goal of the "Anstaing for Telethon" hike every year. You're going to walk the heart of the heart and it'll get you back to the morale of knowing that, this time, you've also walked to help others.

Tariff: 3 €.

Distance: 8 km.

Departure: Polyvalente multipurpose hall, visit 9 h.

Difficulty: .

The Bois des Forts is the green lung of the agglomeration of Dunkirk. You can discover it through its many trails, a nice opportunity to stretch your legs, but also to observe the different species of birds used to the site.

Tariff: 2 € with snacks, waffles and coffee included in the price.

Distance: 5 km or 10 km.

Departure: Visit the Polyvalente multipurpose Hall.

Difficulty: .

Slip into the shoes of a Prince de Condé for a day, riding your own horse to discover the Chantilly estate! Several options are available, depending on your wishes and budget. Tea time in the hamlet (with crème chantilly) for 4 hours, accessible to all, or a "princely day" exploring the Apremont polo fields, the paths of the château grounds and the Chantilly racecourse (with lunch in the clubhouse). An unforgettable experience!

This 10 km tour (about 3 h 20) leads you to discover the site of the Btaille de la Peene (1677 ° at the foot of Mount Kassel. It borrows many small country roads where traffic is not very important.

The departure takes place in the Ela square of Zuytpeene or Noordpeene, the car park of the Battle House.

The ideal way to do this is between April and October.

Olivier, your guide, is fascinated by nature and migratory birds. He specializes in environmental engineering and offers you a dozen tours: a trip to the cliffs of Ault, the seals of Hourdel, crossing the Baie de Somme, the grand tour of Marquenterre, the wonders of the Baie d'Authie, the magic of the waves... The hikes range from half-day to full-day, and the way he describes the places and unveils their secrets captures everyone's attention.

Nature outings, micro-adventures, walks in the bay: Maxim Marzi, a passionate guide, will help you discover this still wild nature through several walks starting at 2h30. If you're lucky, you'll come face to face with seals, and discover the treasures of the area: strange pebbles, mud, birds and more. The more athletic can try their hand at wading through mud, climbing micro-cliffs and walking on salt meadows. Snacks provided and equipment available on loan!

Among the dream places of the Opal Coast to ride, the Authie Bay offers to the walkers its magnificent landscapes. The equestrian center of Berck-sur-Mer offers to the amateurs a professional supervision for strolls of one or two hours on the beach or in the wilder frame of the bay and also introductory courses in horsemanship or ponies for the youngest as well as snacks and workshops, acrobatics... which will animate formidably a day!

Several guides are already on hand to help you discover the Baie de Somme, but with Lucas, a native of the region, you'll be sure to get off the beaten track! He'll be able to adapt to your profile and propose a tailor-made activity. Choose from a 7 km walk across the bay, a guided tour of the medieval town of Saint-Valery (2 hrs), a moonlit photo walk in the bay, an encounter with seals, team games (such as survival or escape games) and some very original bachelor parties!

A panorama where mountains and river meanders mix, in the heart of the Somme, a small path on the hillside where some greedy goats graze: this is the program offered by this charming, impromptu and unexpected hike! As you walk, from one panorama to another, you will discover a surprising wilderness, where water cohabits with stone. Take your time during the crossing of the Larris (which can be slippery when the local rain comes).

This 9 km long circuit, which takes a good two hours to complete, offers you a nice breath of fresh air. From Gravelines, walk along the river Aa via the Chenal dike to the beach of Petit-Fort-Philippe and its lighthouse, which you can visit in the afternoon. Then take the road again to find yourself in the Polder Park. A short tour through the green belt around the walled city and you are back at the starting point.

The equestrian centre, just a stone's throw from Hardelot castle, at the foot of the bridle paths, benefits from a privileged location between the sea, the forest and the edge of the Lac de la Claire Eau to offer various rides: it can be the golf tour (1h), or the beach ride (2h) but also the "ice ride" of 3h offered only in July and August. The club also offers all kinds of courses, from initiation to improvement, and has a stable of owners.

The highest climbing gym in the region (18 meters) invites you to get high! At Climb Up Wambrechies, the climbing session takes place independently, with a dynamic team ready to advise you if needed. The 120 climbing routes for all levels are regularly updated to vary the pleasures and performances. Discovery zone for children, automatic ropes to climb without a partner, changing rooms with shower: they have thought of everything. After the effort, you can relax at the bar which offers drinks and snacks!

Set 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!

Accessible 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.

Mount 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).

Nature 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.

Unusual and creative, this adventure course will challenge you to reach the summits... Do you dare to pedal in the void or surf on the branches? You can choose between eleven fun and sporty outdoor courses that will satisfy the whole family. Thrill seekers will be delighted with the courses including twenty-metre jumps and flying snowboards. Opalaventure also teaches respect for nature: everything is designed to avoid damaging the coast's ecosystem. Adrenaline rushes guaranteed in a wild environment.

A place that will appeal to nature-watchers, especially those with an interest in wild birds. Indeed, the Hâble d'Ault marsh is home to a wealth of flora and fauna. This is a very pleasant hike for the whole family, and youngsters will have a rare opportunity to observe Samarian species in the wild. What's more, the relatively small size of the trail makes it an excellent afternoon outing.

Set off on an adventure in 3 hectares of oak and beech forest. You'll be perched several meters off the ground, on accrobranche courses adapted to everyone's level. Even the under-5s can take part, thanks to the Pitchoun course specially designed for them. Adults, on the other hand, will have to summon up all their courage and overcome their fear of heights to traverse these obstacle courses. Fun: night-time events, an escape game and, since 2022, immersion outings in the bay with local shepherds!

The Fencing Circle of Hénin-Beaumont (C.E.H.B) has a national and even international reputation! Indeed, this club has seen many champions from France and Olympic champions in particular jubilation! But here we also teach the sword and sword. For 7 years we can come to try this combat sport that combines physical abilities: flexibility, flexibility, speed and intellectual capabilities: self-control and respect for the other. Did you know? Fencing is one of the few sports where French is the official language. 

Urban 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…

The Sentier de Randonnée La Folie de la Comté offers an 8 km, 2-hour forest walk along the Upper Lawe Valley. Following the river's flow, you'll discover the natural charms of this region, including the waterfall of the mill, the Beugin lake and the crossing of the Epenin wood along the banks. If you're looking for rural scenery, this verdant route, lulled by the songs of the surrounding fauna, will delight you. For more information on the tour, contact the Tourist Office.