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Mills and kiosks of the two Helpes
The route takes you on a journey of discovery to two bandstands and six water mills. Between the two valleys of the Helpe Mineure and the Helpe Majeure, you can admire the local architecture, where blue stone forms the basis of the buildings. This hilly route is suitable for experienced cycle tourists, while the shorter version is accessible to occasional cycle tourists.
Discover the kiosks by bike, starting from Sars-Poteries
This route allows you to discover the kiosks, typical elements of the built heritage of the Avesnois region.
From Sars-Poteries to Monceau-Saint-Waast
The second stage of your journey will take you on a hike through the bocage countryside to discover master glassmakers, breweries and cheese producers. Take your time to visit and plan your stay over two days.
Path along Fache d'Ahant
A wooded, undulating walk offering beautiful views over the Avesnois countryside and the meandering Helpe area.
Ferrière-la-Petite and Cousolre cross-border link
Cycle route connecting EuroVelo 3 to the Ravel in Belgium
From Monceau-Saint-Waast to Sars-Poteries
First stage in discovering master glassmakers, breweries and cheese producers on a pleasant route through the bocage countryside. Take your time for visits and plan your stay over two days.
Getaway along the Sambre from Bachant
This 50 km bike ride offers a bucolic immersion along the banks of the Sambre, starting from Bachant. You will reach Leval, then Saint-Rémy-du-Nord, crossing peaceful and green landscapes. The route takes you to the port of Hautmont, perfect for a friendly break by the water. An ideal loop for combining relaxation, nature and local flora and fauna.
The Sambre, its industry and biodiversity from Hautmont
Discover the industrial Sambre and its biodiversity along the Sambre between Hautmont and Boussières-sur-Sambre. Departing from the port of Hautmont, boat trips aboard the Isara are available in season, providing a pleasant complement to this walking tour.
Avesnois Greenway
Former railway line converted for pedestrians, cyclists and horse riders.Section of the Scandibérique, EuroVelo 3, route linking Trondheim (Norway) to Santiago de Compostela (Spain)
Cycling to Solre-le-Château
A beautiful bike ride that takes you to the famous leaning bell tower of Solre-le-Château via Liessies, where you can explore the Parc Départemental de l'Abbaye.
Towards Moustier-en-Fagne by bike
A route that allows you to discover the natural and architectural heritage. From the former priory of Moustier-en-Fagne to Trélon Castle, via the Monts de Baives and Wallers-en-Fagne Nature Reserve.
To Féron by bike from Sains-du-Nord
Explore the small paths of the villages of Sains-du-Nord, Rainsars, Féron and Étrœungt by bike.
To the Ferme des Bahardes by bike
A walk through the Avesnois bocage with its farms and cows.
Towards Ferme de la Motte through the forest and along the greenway.
A circular cycle route to explore the national forest, the Ferme de la Motte farm and Liessies Castle.
Circular cycling in Forêt l'Abbé - Val Joly
Cycling route through the Bois l'Abbé forest
From Liessies to Étang Boréal
First stage of this bocage route. Cycle and take the time to discover the farms, historical heritage and restaurants offering delicious regional produce on their menus, and let yourself be told the story of the landscape...
Maubeuge, between Sambre and Flamenne
Discover areas of biodiversity in an urban setting in Maubeuge. There are two possible starting points: the Sambre mall or 60 rue Couturelle.
From Helpe to Bois l'Abbé and Liessies
Explorational tour of the Forêt Domaniale de l’Abbé Val Joly - can be combined with the Parc de Liessies tour.
Loop in Forêt de l'Abbé departing from Liessies
A loop around Château de la Motte on the edge of the national forest, with undulating paths, fords and ponds, this is a charming walk.Depending on the season, some paths can be muddy, so appropriate equipment is useful.
Maubeuge, besieged stronghold
This cycling route takes you to the main sites of the siege of Maubeuge, which took place from 27 August to 8 September 1914. Although the siege immobilised tens of thousands of German soldiers for several days, preventing them from fighting in the Battle of the Marne, it ended in a serious French defeat, with more than 40,000 prisoners, representing a tenth of all French prisoners of war during the Great War.
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