Nord-Pas-de-Calais

The Dunkirk conurbation is crossed by 53 km of the Eurovéloroute^no. 4. On this section, you can make several beautiful walks in Grand-Fort-Philippe or connect the Galamé Park of Loon-Plage to the lake of Puythouck. The longest section is the one from the town hall of Bray-Dunes to Rosendaël. On this nice and safe track, you will ride along the coast from Bray-Dunes to Leffrinckoucke and its maritime landscapes.

Discover the trike, this three-wheeled bike that can be ridden lying down. The appointment is made at the Fort-Louis park in Coudekerque-Branche. There, you are at the doors of one to three hours of a ride according to the chosen formula. The one of 3 hours will allow you to join Bergues through the wood of the Forts. only 300 meters of tarmac, after that there are small paths. About ten minutes will be necessary for you to take in hand your trike after a small playful and educational sequence. Then you will be free to discover the Dunkerque countryside!

Want to live a unique experience and get your adrenaline flowing? Treat yourself to a first ride on the inclined track of the Stab, the covered regional velodrome of Roubaix. Inclined at 44.3°, this track promises you real thrills! No need to come equipped, all the equipment is provided on site (bike, shoes, helmets and gloves). The velodrome also organizes discovery sessions of cycling on track open to all, even to the little ones. A really nice activity to do with family or friends. Moreover, the velodrome opens its track to more experienced cyclists, licensed or not, who want to exercise in a unique place. But the Stab is not only a cycling track, it also has badminton courts, weight rooms and even a BMX track managed by the Vélo Club de Roubaix. A temple of leisure sports, the Stab also hosts many prestigious competitions. It thus hosted the track cycling championships in September 2017. Finally, you should know that the place offers rooms and spaces for rent for your conferences and seminars. Quite an original meeting place, isn't it? Something to motivate participants! In short, the covered velodrome of Roubaix is a welcoming place, offering activities for all and especially unique sensations and emotions!

Marquette-lez-Lille is a town that offers many possibilities for cycling and cycle tourism enthusiasts. The Comité Départemental Nord Cyclotourisme offers various activities and events throughout the year. On the same day, the Boucles de Gayant Cyclistes will take place at Porte d'Arras, with 2 mountain bike trails, 5 cycle-touring trails and 2 walking trails.

La Binouze Biker... A mysteriously hilarious name for a crazy orienteering and puzzle race of around 10 km by bike, in teams of 2 to 5. To put it simply, you pedal your way through the city to different stopping points, where you'll find riddles to solve in order to reach the next one, and so on until you reach your final destination: the bar! Or the restaurant, depending on the more or less serious theme of the race (latest editions: welsh, retirement...). In any case, a wild evening awaits you!

Starting from the town hall of Wandignies-Hamage, this easy circuit follows small roads and agricultural paths through the typical landscapes of the Scarpe and the limestone plateau of Ostrevent. You will notice the censes, alignments of pollarded willows, the marshes, to which are added witnesses of the mining industry: the power station of Hornaing and the slag heaps as well as a beautiful fauna. In rainy periods, remember to bring waterproof shoes.

This is a very varied circuit! The trail starts in Rieulay and takes you through the surrounding meadows, poplar groves and marshes. Choose the period from April to October to avoid the wettest season. Ponds and pretty woodlands will enliven your hike. Note also the diversity of the hedgerows: willows, hornbeams, oaks, beeches, hazels, alders and wildlife, delighted to enjoy both the wetlands and the trees.

This circuit without difficulty starts from Tilloy-lez-Marchiennes, to discover characteristic environments of the Scarpe: forests, wet meadows and drainage ditches. Remember to bring binoculars to appreciate the diversity of birds. Roe deer, squirrels, owls will also be able to greet you. In spring, you'll smell the strong odor of wild garlic. And don't leave without your binoculars: in addition to the landscapes, you will be able to observe the diversity of bird species!

Leave Noordpeene in front of the church, then take the road to Zuytpeene. Follow the RD26 and turn off at the cemetery to a farm. Return to Zuytpeene, then follow rue de Mutse, then chemin de Bambrugge. Above a farm, take a country lane, the Abdis Weg, which leads to Watten if you're not careful... But before that, turn off at rue de la Lanterne, then RD209 and then route de Bourbourg, and return to Nordpeene via chemin du Couvent.

See you on the Grand Place Norbert Segard for the start of this tour! On the way by the rue du Tambour to Staek Hower. Bypass Hardifort and pass by the Roman road, then direction Mezeele. From there on, the circuit splits into two: be sure to follow the corresponding one - otherwise 20 km more. Direction Ochtezeele and, after the panorama, we pedal to Zuytpeene... and to Bachincove in the wake. Return to Cassel by the Montagnard and the Rue des Remparts.

The Mont des Récollets circuit entirely surrounds Mont Cassel and Mont des Récollets. Leave Cassel on the D933 down to Bailleul, then take the chemin de la Perche. Go down the Trou du Diable - then follow the Chemin du Temple, turn at the chapel and arrive in the hamlet of Ryveld. Leaving the hamlet, head for Oudezeele via the Flemish streets and, once in the village, follow the allée des Chênes. Continuing along this path, you'll come across Ryveld again, and as you head towards Terdeghem, you'll discover the panorama that is the reason for this walk.

Four Season Bikes offers electric bikes and fat bikes for rent (but also for sale!). These fat bikes can be ridden in the forest, on hard sand or on the road in all seasons! With a range of 100 km, they can reach 25 km/h. Without fear of a headwind, you can imagine a Dunkirk-La Panne trip without any worries. The shop also offers a follow bike for children under 12 years old. For advice, Virginie and Stéphane will be there to explain everything to you if you need it.