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La Trinité-des-Laitiers walks
All around Saint-Evroult-Notre-Dame-du-Bois
A leisurely walk along good country lanes.
The Charentonne ponds
A lovely, easy walk along well-marked paths. It offers a beautiful route from one pond to another.
Please note: avoid during hunting season.
Woods and hills in the Saint-Évroult area
An easy walk along wide paths and small, tarmac-surfaced roads with very little traffic. Best avoided during the hunting season as the public path runs through private woodlands used for hunting. Numerous signs warn of this, and on this section it is not possible to leave the suggested route.
Please note the necessary change from point (9) due to changes in the terrain on 16 September 2019.
In the footsteps of the Comtesse de Ségur
This route takes you through the Aube countryside, along paths and through woods to discover Les Nouettes and the Château de la Comtesse de Ségur.
Around Mahéru
A lovely, unpretentious walk through charming, rolling countryside. There are many old houses, often beautifully restored.
The route follows very narrow tarmac roads and wide paths through fields or woods. In places, however, it consists of simple, narrow footpaths.
Walk from Mahéru to Château de Fay
A walk offering a wide variety of environments and terrain (woodland, country lanes, sandy paths, etc.) as well as some steep climbs, rewarded with beautiful views.
A circular walk in the Pays d’Ouche
A lovely walk in a setting typical of the Normandy countryside, taking place mainly on wide forest or farm tracks or on very narrow tarmac roads with no other traffic. Best avoided, however, if you’re allergic to tarmac. The first part of the route follows theGRP® Risle-Charentonne.
There are no particular difficulties apart from the almost complete lack of signposting; a GPS track is undoubtedly essential to follow the route properly, and the distance.
The Gueil Valley from Montreuil-l’Argillé
Let yourself be guided by this peaceful walk through the Euroise countryside, following the River Gueil at the start and then through the woodland afterwards; there are lovely shaded paths for most of the route. Stop off at the wash house halfway to recharge your batteries or have a picnic, and make the most of the surrounding countryside.
Route de l'Iton in Bonsmoulins
An easy walk around the village of Bonsmoulins, crossing the Iton and passing in front of the old station. Wear waterproof footwear in wet weather.
The Genettes countryside circular loop
Circular walk that mainly follows paths or country lanes, with relatively few tall trees, perfect for enjoying the sunshine. Streams, stony paths, fields and little-known tracks.
The Forgotten Path of the Genettes
Paths lined with hedgerows, open spaces, wooded sections, a few roads, a picnic area, a car park; and, above all, sections unknown to the general public.
The secret of Les Genettes
This hike, known mostly only to locals, is a little gem for a relaxing walk with friends or as a couple. There are lots of animals along the way, including wild animals, but also donkeys, Percheron horses, sheep and goats.
La Grande Trappe Abbey Circular Route
The Abbey walk is the perfect summer walk as you are sheltered from the sun by the trees for most of the route, with magnificent hundred-year-old trees along the way, absolute tranquillity and plenty of greenery.
Around the village of Notre-Dame-de-Courson
Finches, robins and titmice will be your companions on this short walk around the village of Notre-Dame-de-Courson. In May and June, keep an eye out and you’re sure to spot a few orchids.
The lovers' walk at Notre-Dame-de-Courson
A lovely walk for those who enjoy walking, from the banks of the Touques to the healing fountain of La Croupte.
Les Moutiers-Hubert to Notre-Dame-de-Courson
Notre-Dame-de-Courson, Les Moutiers-Hubert, Bellou. On either side of the Touques, take advantage of the peaceful surroundings to observe the natural landscape.
The Pays d’Auge, amidst horses and apple trees
Apple trees, horses, valleys and forests line this walk through the bocage, not forgetting a short detour to admire the Manoir de Bellou and another to Livarot to sample its cheese.