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Quincampoix-Fleuzy walks
Route of the three castles and five churches starting from Aumale
This lovely circular route, with no difficulty other than its length, winds through farmland, pastures and woods. It offers the chance to appreciate the architecture not only of several castles and religious monuments, but also of the villages you pass through. The old town centre of Aumale, with its town hall and majestic church, is also well worth a short detour.
On the edge of the Pays de Bray from Aumale
This route, starting from the small Norman town of Aumale, will take you to the edge of the Hauts-de-France region, through the villages of Digeon in the Somme, Escles-Saint-Pierre and Quincampoix-Fleury in the Oise. As you walk, you’ll pass through fields and woods before returning to the Bresle valley.
On the slopes of Roupied and Villers
Around Haudricourt, this route will take you up the hillsides of Roupied and Villers. The route alternates between ascents and descents through fields and woods.
The Bresle Valley from Saint-Germain-sur-Bresle
This walk, suitable for everyone, will take you through the Somme and Seine-Maritime departments, across fields and through woods. You’ll be able to explore part of the Bresle valley, the ponds at Neuville-Coppegueule and those at Vieux Rouen-sur-Bresle.
Halescourt Valley in Saint-Arnoult
A short walk through the rolling Normandy countryside of the Oise, along the edge of woods and fields
Between the valley and the plateau in Flamets-Frétils
Starting from Flamets-Frétils, a village in the Talou Valley in the Pays Neufchâtélois, this route will take you across the plateau through small woods and hamlets, including Port-Mort with its chapel.
Beaussault and its hamlets
This pleasant walk through the countryside of Beaussault and its hamlets of Grattenoix, Petit Beaussault and Toupray will allow you to discover the typical landscapes of the Pays de Bray, as well as the village’s heritage and points of interest owned by private individuals, such as the ruins of the former fortified castle.
From Saint-Léger-aux-Bois to the Forest of Eu
This walk will take you through the lush countryside of Saint-Léger-aux-Bois and along the forest tracks of the Forest of Eu, before introducing you to its architectural heritage: the medieval Tower of the Duke of Mailly and the Church of Saint-Léger d’Autun with its leaning bell tower.
On the heights of Gaillefontaine
This route crosses part of the rural village of Gaillefontaine and then travels through the countryside on the hills, alternating between small roads and paths.
The Béthune Valley between Beaussault and Compainville
This walk will take you from Beaussault to Compainville, following the River Béthune through the Bray countryside.
In the heart of the Neufchâtel region, Graval and Mortemer
A lovely walk in the Pays Neufchâtélois starting from Graval, taking you through the Eaulne Valley to Mortemer.
The Epte and the Pont de Coq
In Doudeauville, you’ll be greeted by old brick houses and, above all, the church built of limestone ‘lumachelles’ (a lumachelle is a sedimentary limestone rock containing fossils composed of numerous mollusc shells; it is generally a marble-like stone with shell fragments). The route offers beautiful views of the Epte countryside, the Pont de Coq and many other sights to catch the eye.
Neslette ponds and Rambures Castle.
Lovely walk around the Bresle ponds near Neslette. Pass by the magnificent Rambures Castle, which is worth visiting for its rose garden.
Circular nature and cheese trail in Grémévillers
A short, easy walk through plains, hedgerows and woods, exploring the local architectural and culinary heritage.