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Noyelles-lès-Vermelles walks
The railway line at Noyelles-lès-Vermelles
A lovely walk through woods and fields, following old railway tracks used to transport coal during the mining era.
Around the village of Noyelles-lès-Vermelles
Set amongst open countryside and woodland, this short walk offers a lovely, cosy time with friends or family
A bit of history: the inhabitants are known as ‘noyelloises’ and ‘noyellois’, and the town was awarded the Croix de Guerre in September 1920
Cambrin and Annequin Marshes
A pleasant walk along quiet roads amidst ponds and marshes. Don’t forget your binoculars and camera. In summer, mosquito repellent will come in handy.
Le sentier du moulin depuis Labourse
Cette randonnée vous fera passer par des étangs, monter sur un terril, passer par le Moulin de Beuvry et la Fosse n°6.
Passing by the Beuvry mill
This walk starting from Labourse takes you through Parc de la Loisne and past the Beuvry mill, all along good paths and with a touch of town life and a bit of history. In 2008, following archaeological excavations, two sites dating from the Iron Age and the Gallo-Roman period were uncovered.
Loisne Park via Verquigneul
This beautiful walk, starting from Labourse, takes you through Leo Lagrange Park. Then a short detour through Verquigneul, before reaching Loisne Park and the slag heap, all along good paths and tracks.
Les marais depuis Cuinchy
Entre canaux et marais de Cuinchy à Beuvry, on prend le temps de flâner sur le thème de la biodiversité.
Towpath at Beuvry
A walk along the banks of the Beuvry Canal.
Surrounded by towpaths on either side, the 3-km-long Beuvry Canal is a remnant of a former industrial waterway. Many people enjoy the peace and quiet and the scenery along its banks.
In search of cherries from Grenay
This short hike will allow you to discover the village of Grenay in a different light, with its green setting in this vast mining town and its miners' houses. It is one of the 353 sites in the mining basin listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Slag heaps 58 and 58A
These two large modern slag heaps, part of a vast mining complex, open onto the agricultural plain of Loos-en-Gohelle. Slag heap 58, whose construction began in 1896, is tabular and triangular. Also tabular, T58A is very recent, dating from 1961.
Discovering Beuvry, via the back roads
Discover Beuvry’s hidden gems, from canals to parks and green spaces.
The Bellenville Marshes and the Préolan
This walk, starting from Beuvry, will take you along the canals and then into the Bellenville Marshes. It passes through Petit Sailly before reaching Bas de Beuvry and Préolan. On the way back, you’ll walk alongside the canal, not forgetting to visit the observatory in the marshes where, with a bit of luck, you might spot some migratory birds.
From Beuvry to Noyelles via Bellenville and Moulin Buret
Route in an urban area, mainly on paths. It allows you to discover and cross the Domaine de Bellenville, the Terril and the Labourse ponds, as well as the impressive Moulin du Ballon (or Moulin Buret).