(S/E) Place de Lisbourg. Take Rue du Moulin. 400 m further on, turn right onto a path. Cross the Lys (rustic footbridge or ford). Turn left onto the tarmac and reach a T-junction.
(1) Turn right and, 100 metres further on, turn left towards the stadium (Rue du Moulin). Reach a T-junction where you turn right for a long, easy climb. Reach a crossroads.
(2) Turn left and keep going straight on this good path (sometimes a bit tricky just before the woods) to reach the Bois de Lugy. Cross it and reach a fork.
(3) Take the path on the left and head down towards Lugy. At the tarmac road (a lovely ‘book box’, which disappeared on 17 April 2026), turn right to join the D130 (large chapel and lovely picnic area). Follow it to the left and cross the Lys.
(4) Turn left along the riverbank and reach a small road near the beautiful Moulin de Lugy (you are very close to the confluence of the Traxenne and the Lys). Follow it to the right and reach the D130 (inviting bench).
(5) Follow it to the right, then turn left into thesecond street (Rue d’Hézecques). 800 m further on, at the three-way junction, turn right, cross the Lys and enter Hézecques. At the three-way junction, turn left to pass in front of the church and the manor house dating from 1622. Reach the D133E.
(6) Turn left. At the fork, continue straight on for 100 metres. Look out for the path branching off to the right.
(7) Take this path, which heads towards some farm buildings and then passes through them. The path becomes very grassy and eventually joins a small road. Follow it to the left to reach the D130. Cross it and take the path opposite (slightly to the left) – marked in yellow – which crosses the Bois de Lugy: there are some steep climbs and ruts that can be quite challenging. At the top, turn left and rejoin the D130.
(8) Follow it to the left and, 150 m further on, take the path on the right (towards two wind turbines) for 1 km.
(9) Take thefirst path on the right to join the D130. Cross it and take the path opposite for 200 m until you reach a Y-junction.
(10) Turn right onto the wide path and follow it for about 1 km.
(11) Just after a wind turbine on the left, don’t miss the path branching off to the left (sometimes hard to see as it is ploughed every year).
In mid-April 2026, it was fairly easy to follow.
Walk gently down between the fields. After a left-hand bend (elevation 154), turn left at the three-way junction to reach a T-junction.
(12) Follow the small road on the right. At the junction, continue straight ahead for about 300 m.
(13) Take the wide path on the left, which quickly becomes a track (part of which is ploughed annually too!) and reach a T-junction. Head right for 1.3 km.
(14) At the T-junction, take the track to the right, then right again. After a left-hand bend, ignore the path coming from the right and reach a three-way junction.
(15) Take the path straight ahead and continue in the same direction for 1.5 km (it narrows towards the end and secateurs may be useful; relatively clear in mid-April 2026) until you reach a T-junction.
(16) At the hedge, take the path (under the trees) on the left. The path is sometimes overgrown, but passable in mid-April 2026. Head downhill to join the D95. Follow it to the right for 250 m and turn left to pass near the source of the Lys (a lovely picnic spot that may be accessible from Lugy or Hézecques). Head to the square (you can optionally go via the cemetery) (S/E).

