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Walk in Jaux
A route following the paths of Mont Saint-Pierre, passing through the small hamlet of Dizocourt before finally reaching the village of Jaux.
Armancourt Valley and Plain
Armancourt is a small village nestled on the hillside of the Oise valley. This route will allow you to appreciate the charm of the towpath along the riverbank and, as you climb the hillside, to enjoy beautiful views of the valley to the south and the plain to the north.
The banks of the Oise at Armancourt
A pleasant walk, initially overlooking the Oise valley and taking us to the banks of the Oise in front of the Île du Grand Peuple, near which a helmet, spears, a sword and a vase were discovered during dredging of the river; some of these artefacts are over three thousand years old and prove that humans once lived on this island.
Circular loop starting from Jonquières
A walk offering a variety of landscapes in our beautiful countryside. A circular route combining fields, woods, hills, footpaths and greenery.
The Three Hills of Jonquières
Enjoy a breath of fresh air on this peaceful, family-friendly walk around the three wooded hills that surround the village: Mont Hart, Mont Clergé and Mont d’Huette.
The Meux weather vane tour
An urban walk which, whilst encouraging you to look up to spot the weather vanes, allows you to discover the village’s heritage and its typical architecture, built of brick or cut stone, with houses dating from the 19th century in the centre, and others, more contemporary, in the more recent extensions.
Tour du Meux via Rivecourt
A walk that takes you over the hill overlooking Longueuil-Sainte-Marie, from where you can enjoy a magnificent view.
The upper reaches of Le Meux via Bois Godon and Caulmont
A short family walk, partly through shaded areas and fields, offering views of the beautiful rolling countryside towards the hamlet of Caulmont.
Puits du Roi walk from Lacroix-Saint-Ouen
A family walk through the forest where you can discover the flora and fauna of the Compiègnois region.
Starting from Lacroix-Saint-Ouen.
The Clairière de l'Armistice and Mont du Tremble
A memorial hike starting from a town steeped in history and in a forest that is equally steeped in history. The route alternates between forest paths (mostly), trails, including the one that allows you to "climb" Mont du Tremble, paths along the Aisne river and urban sections rich in heritage.
The Allée des Beaux Monts and its remarkable trees at the start of Compiègne
This walk starts at Compiègne Castle and takes you through its grounds, then on to the remarkable trees near the Allée des Beaux Monts, passing by the Boute des Beaux Monts and its viewpoint over Compiègne. It is a condensed version of the beauty and pleasures of Compiègne and its forest.
The Compiègne State Forest and its historical heritage
A wonderful way to explore the Compiègne State Forest, combined with historical sites along the route. The cycle paths are very pleasant and easy to ride on, with easy access to historical sites that are very close to the route.
A walk through the Compiègne Forest and to the ruins of Champlieu
Set amidst woodland and history, this easy walk takes you to the ruins of the Gallo-Roman town of Champlieu, on the Chaussée Brunehaut, and to the ruins of a medieval chapel. There are some lovely stretches through the forest. The walk is suitable for families or for walking your dog.
Coudun-Jaux-Plessis-Brion
This shaded mountain bike trail starts in the town of Coudun and heads towards Compiègne via the greenway, then runs alongside the Oise river to Jaux. It crosses the Oise via the Jaux footbridge and enters the forest. It joins the Francport at the Aisne bridge, then crosses the Oise again via an unusual bridge on the Oise Canal at the Longueil-Annel locks. It then heads towards Mont Ganelon, descends to Clairoix and ends in Coudun.
The banks of the Aisne and the Laigue Forest between Choisy-au-Bac and Rethondes
This easy circular walk between Choisy-au-Bac and Rethondes will allow you to discover the banks of the Aisne and the beautiful gardens of Francport, then the pretty little village of Rethondes, near the clearing where the 1914-18 armistice was signed, before returning to Choisy-au-Bac via the Laigue Forest and the Château des Bonshommes, ending at the little Chapelle des Trois Chênes, which is awash with wild blue hyacinths in the last fortnight of April.
The Gallo-Roman site of Champlieu and the Grands Monts
In the southern part of the Compiègne State Forest, a figure-of-eight walk with two very different circular loops. A first short loop takes you through the hamlet of Champlieu with the remains of its Romanesque chapel and allows you to visit a beautiful Gallo-Roman site (theatre, thermal baths, temple). The second, longer loop is mainly through woodland.