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Ferreux-Quincey walks
Ferreux circular route via Saint-Loup-de-Buffigny
A short walk through the villages of Ferreux and Saint-Loup-de-Buffigny and the countryside around the River Ardusson.
Views of the villages to the north, seasonal flora and wildlife!
Be warned – it’s a bit of a climb!
The former Paraclet Abbey, the village of Quincey and its mill
A relatively easy walk, starting from the former Abbey of Le Paraclet in Saint-Aubin (Aube), passing through the small village of Quincey where, after seeing the old mill on the River Ardusson, you enter the village and head towards the church, leaving the restored washhouse on your left.
Retrace your steps back to Rue du Mazot, then head up to the right towards the hills, where you’ll enjoy views of the power station, the village and the abbey.
The hills above Saint-Hilaire and Crancey
Get out into the fresh air and open spaces; here’s a scenic walk through the villages of Saint-Hilaire and Crancey, with views over the Seine valley, the hills of Champagne and the grain-growing plains to the east towards Troyes.
Around the Orvin
A gentle, almost flat circular route through the plain bathed by the Orvin, a small river which flows into the Seine. The farm tracks you’ll follow wind through this vast plain, taking you to the banks of the Seine at Athis and then along the Orvin.
Villiers-sur-Seine circular
A route favouring small country roads, particularly during the hunting season. The route crosses the bridges over the Seine, the canal, and through the villages of Hermé, Port Montain and Noyen-sur-Seine, with its castle dating from 1553.
No particular difficulties, and water points are available in the villages.
The Lancy Dolmen
A discovery route around the Lancy Dolmen, situated in the Vauluisant State Forest.
The coat-of-arms-adorned boundary stones of the Vauluisant Forest
In this forest, the boundary markers bear the coats of arms of three lords: Cardinal Louis de Bourbon-Vendôme, the Briçonnet-Raguier couple and the de Belleville brothers. These boundary markers must have been set in the ground around 1550, following disputes over the respective boundaries of their estates.
Around Courgenay
Listening to the Cistercian Abbey of Vauluisant, discover the monks’ irrigation system, the old flour mill, the Saint-Thomas gate, the old farms of Vauluisant, La Singerie and the Vauluisant State Forest.
Discovering Trois Saints from Vallant-Saint-Georges
A pleasant walk along the “Discovering the Three Saints” route: Vallant-Saint-Georges, Droupt-Sainte-Marie and Droupt-Saint-Balse. The route allows you to discover the rich cultural, wildlife and plant heritage of this area. A very flat route along the Haute Seine Canal, the River Seine and the ponds, including the Brun.
The Lunay Bridge
Through woods and fields to discover the Lunay Bridge from Léchelle.
Discovering the Postolle
Discover the village of La Postolle: the Church of Saint Joseph and Saint Fiacre, the Bollée windmill built in 1898, and its remarkable trees.
The Méances Stream Valley
Starting from the charming village of Chalautre-la-Petite, this is a short hike through fields and woods on both banks of the Ruisseau des Méances stream.
The Bezeaux Spring and Les Hauts de Flacy
After admiring the church dedicated to Saint-Loup and the wash house dating from 1877, head towards the Hauts de Flacy via the Source Bézeaux and the Flacy forest.
Around Les Clérimois
A long walk through the countryside around Les Clérimois, with a stop in each hamlet and at the Saint-Hubert Chapel.
Medieval churches of the Brie region – The Priory Church of Voulton
A short walk through the fields and along the Ru de Barcq, before or after taking a moment to admire a 12th–13th-century church (and popping in for a visit when it’s open).
The Vanne Hills circular route
From Chigy (Les Vallées de la Vanne) to Pont-sur-Vanne, this trail passes through natural sites included in the European Natura 2000 network, which recognises the richness of their flora and fauna.
The dry grasslands on chalk offer significant and unique floral diversity. The view over the Vanne valley is breathtaking.
Information boards along the route explain the site’s natural riches.
From Bercenay to Vauchassis
A short walk overlooking the villages of Bercenay and Vauchassis.
From the washhouse to the Sources de l’Ancre via the Bois de la Garenne in Bercenay
From the wash house opposite the church, then via the Fond de la Garenne, up through the Bercenay-en-Othe Communal Forest, then down towards the Sources de l’Ancre and back along the River Ancre.