La Chaussée walks

A route comprising 70 per cent tracks and pine forest, featuring a carpet of bluebells in April, followed by a field of apple trees in bloom.

Visit the ruined castle via La Chaussée, starting from Anneville-sur-Scie Ibp45F Walk taking us through La Chaussée and the Bois Hullin to descend to Longueville-sur-Scie and visit the ruins of the feudal castle of Gauthier Giffard.

Hike in the magnificent Eawy forest. Mainly the Basses and Hautes Brehoulles and Hoquet mountain ranges. Pass by the Rêves de Bisons bison farm, where with a little luck you may catch a glimpse of these magnificent animals.

This hike allows you to visit the ruins of Château d'Arques and enjoy magnificent panoramic views of the three surrounding valleys thanks to its privileged location. Pass by the Varenne ponds and the superb Pont de Pierre bridge. Return via the Arques Forest and its magnificent beech trees.

The hike takes you to the ruins of Arques-la-Bataille Castle, where you can enjoy magnificent panoramic views of the three valleys below thanks to its privileged location. You can also visit the small village of Martigny, with its beautiful houses, priory and rivers. This hike ends with a visit to the Varenne ponds and the Arques-la-Bataille water sports centre.

A lovely walk through the Varenne ponds. Pass through Torcy-le-Petit to enter the Eawy Forest. Return to Saint-Aubin-le-Cauf via the Béthune Valley.

A walk to explore the Eawy Forest, which in spring is covered in a beautiful, fragrant blue carpet of hyacinths. Best done before forestry work alters the flora in this part of the forest.

Walk in the Bois de Pimont, a small part of the Eawy Forest. A forest of magnificent beech trees, including the Martine Beech. Return via the Béthune Valley, following the Avenue Verte, a former railway line linking Dieppe to Forges.

The town takes its name from the River Arques. The additional determiner -la-Bataille was added in 1882 in memory of the battle fought here by Henry IV in 1589.

Hike starting from Offranville, passing through the Bois de la Londe. At Le Hamelet (in the commune of Saint-Aubin-sur-Scie), there is a short, physically demanding climb up the Chemin des Jonquilles to reach the Canadian military cemetery in Dieppe in the hamlet of Les Vertus. Then descend towards Petit-Appeville, across fields via Les Bruyères, with lovely views of the Scie valley. Follow the greenway at Hautot-sur-Mer to Pourville-sur-Mer and its beach. The return journey is via the Bois d'Hautot and the greenway to Offranville. In Offranville, if you still have some energy left, visit the William Farcy floral park.

A pleasant hike starting from Martin-Église, a charming village crossed by the Eaulnes river, with pretty houses to discover along the way. You can take a short detour to explore its natural area. Pass through the magnificent Arques forest with its beech trees. Descend into the Varenne valley and its ponds, with lovely views. Return through the Arques forest via the Obelisk.

Near Dieppe, follow the Eaulne along quiet paths.

Hike around the Scie Valley. A circular route inland, returning to Petit Appeville to climb up to Dieppe via the Chemin des Fontaines. Descent to Pourville, with a beautiful view of the sea and cliffs. We finish in the Bois d'Hautot, picking daffodils in March.

Hike in the forest of Arques la Bataille, a beautiful beech forest. Pass by the Saint-Étienne pyramid or obelisk to enjoy the magnificent panorama of the Arques valley. Part of the path is no longer maintained ( see the Dieppe news article). In the meantime, I suggest an alternative route starting from point (11).

A lovely walk in the Eaulne valley and on the Grèges plateau with beautiful views of the valley. Departure near the mill and the river, swimming possible. Visit to Ancourt and Martin Église. Pass through the Arques National Forest.

A pleasant short hike starting from Dieppe station.

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

This walk will take you through the charming village and past the ponds of Saint-Hellier, nestled on the banks of the Varenne River. It will lead you into the Forêt Domaniale d'Eawy, which overlooks the village.

Hike to visit Varengeville-sur-Mer. You will see some magnificent properties along the way. A remarkable site for its beauty, it is known for its marine cemetery where Georges Braque, designer of a stained-glass window in the church, Georges de Porto-Riche, Albert Roussel and Jean Francis Auburtin are buried, among others. Claude Monet painted some beautiful pictures here. The two small woods, Bernouville and Les Communes, are worth a detour. Alternative route available in practical information.