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This is a short, easy route along beautiful forest roads, allowing you to discover all the facets of the Eawy Forest: beech trees, flora, trails, clearings, curiosities, woodcuts, wetlands and picnic areas. It is an ideal outing for a family walk, with parents, young children and elderly grandparents. A shorter version is also possible.

A lovely and simple way to explore Dieppe harbour and its view out to sea in a one-hour walk there.

Circular hike in the Eawy Forest between Orival and Le Châtelet, following beautiful, well-marked forest tracks. Beech trees, more beech trees, but one of the most beautiful beech forests in France. Ideal for a short outing for experienced hikers or a longer hike for beginners. Very easy access via the wide and pleasant D154 country road.

Walk on the site of the Foulées bolhardaises, an annual event for walkers and runners. A walk to get some fresh air, stretch your legs or keep fit. Mainly in a built-up area, so largely on tarmac roads but fairly quiet, and for a short section on farm tracks, also fairly quiet. 1½-hour alternative route.

Walking in town and on the beach. A beautiful and simple way to discover the port of Dieppe (one of the five largest cities in Normandy) and its opening onto the English Channel in less than two hours of walking. You can explore the town in more depth by staying there for the whole day.

A three-hour walk amongst the tall beech trees. The route passes two landmarks typical of the Eawy Forest: a remarkable beech tree, known as the ‘Hêtre du Père Antoine’, and a pond, the ‘Mare de Saint-Paterne’. An easy route in all seasons, as the off-track alternative has no muddy sections.

A circular route where the rivers Béthune and Varenne run alongside one another before joining, passing through the Quévremont and Beaumaine plateaus.