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Saint-Pierre-de-Cernières walks
The Gueil Valley from Montreuil-l’Argillé
Let yourself be guided by this peaceful walk through the Euroise countryside, following the River Gueil at the start and then through the woodland afterwards; there are lovely shaded paths for most of the route. Stop off at the wash house halfway to recharge your batteries or have a picnic, and make the most of the surrounding countryside.
A circular walk in the Pays d’Ouche
A lovely walk in a setting typical of the Normandy countryside, taking place mainly on wide forest or farm tracks or on very narrow tarmac roads with no other traffic. Best avoided, however, if you’re allergic to tarmac. The first part of the route follows theGRP® Risle-Charentonne.
There are no particular difficulties apart from the almost complete lack of signposting; a GPS track is undoubtedly essential to follow the route properly, and the distance.
The Aviators’ Trail in Épinay
This route pays tribute to eight airmen (three French, one Canadian and four American) who died in aerial combat between 1940 and 1944. Information panels are placed along the route. This route also offers views across the Vallons d’Épinay.
The route can be covered as a single circular route of around twenty kilometres or as two circular routes of around ten kilometres each.
Surprising valley at Ferrières-Saint-Hilaire
Charentonne Valley between Bernay and Broglie. A surprising shaded valley in the middle of a grain-growing plain. You wouldn't expect this when travelling from Bernay to Broglie (D438).
Route des Saveurs in Sainte-Marguerite-en-Ouche
This route is sure to whet your appetite. As you meet local producers, you’ll discover their expertise and the flavours of the Normandy region.
Route de Pierre Ronde in Beaumesnil
At the start of the route, discover the Château de Beaumesnil, known as "Le Mesnil Royal", a remarkable Baroque monument listed as a historic monument, which invites you to discover its furnished interior and its collection of antique bindings before strolling through its 60-hectare park and French gardens.
Mont Rose, starting from Bernay
An easy walk characterised by the pastures and wooded hillsides. Equestrian activities are a prominent feature, with the Bouffey stud farm and the Victor Lebrun racecourse, as well as the beautiful view of the town of Bernay at the end of the route.
The small wood in Saint-Aubin-le-Guichard
A charming route through the countryside, offering a rejuvenating natural setting where the landscape changes with every shift in light and season.
All around Saint-Evroult-Notre-Dame-du-Bois
A leisurely walk along good country lanes.
Woods and hills in the Saint-Évroult area
An easy walk along wide paths and small, tarmac-surfaced roads with very little traffic. Best avoided during the hunting season as the public path runs through private woodlands used for hunting. Numerous signs warn of this, and on this section it is not possible to leave the suggested route.
Please note the necessary change from point (9) due to changes in the terrain on 16 September 2019.
The Charentonne ponds
A lovely, easy walk along well-marked paths. It offers a beautiful route from one pond to another.
Please note: avoid during hunting season.
From douet to douet in Tordouet
As ‘douets’ are streams, the walk weaves its way through three watercourses that divide the Tordouet area. From apple orchards to hedgerows and from pastures to apple trees, the route winds its way through beautiful, steep-sided landscapes.
In the Risle region
This route takes you along the Risle river before it flows into the Seine estuary at Berville-sur-Mer and through part of the Pays d'Ouche countryside.
The two castles of Fontaine-l’Abbé and Courcelles
A lovely woodland walk that takes you through the woods of Courcelles and Le Chouquet, not to mention the two castles at Fontaine-l’Abbé and Courcelles.