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Route des plaideurs (lit. "route des litigants") in Taisnières-en-Thiérache
This rural route, through the Avesnois bocage, is cut in half by the Helpe Majeure river. Walkers will discover a unique architectural heritage: numerous oratories and a water mill dating back to the 12th century. The route follows pleasant country lanes and dirt tracks, with no difficulties.
Discover the oratories and chapels starting from Marbaix
This route in the Baladavesnois collection allows you to discover numerous oratories. Each one is unique. Built in blue stone, witnesses to times gone by, they come in different shapes.This ride will take you into the heart of the rolling countryside of the Avesnois, with pollarded trees typical of the landscape of the Avesnois Regional Nature Park.
From the Leval backwater to the Monceau brewery
Discover the Sambre backwater in Leval, take the rural paths of the Avesnois to reach the La Glorieuse craft brewery in Monceau-Saint-Waast. You will take rural paths and be able to observe the Avesnois bocage.
From Monceau-Saint-Waast to Sars-Poteries
First stage in discovering master glassmakers, breweries and cheese producers on a pleasant route through the bocage countryside. Take your time for visits and plan your stay over two days.
From Maroilles to Nouvion-en-Thiérache
This is the first stage of a cycle route that takes you through the rolling countryside of Avesnois and Thiérache, between Maroilles and Le Nouvion-en-Thiérache. Along the way, take the time to sample some delicious Maroilles cheese!
Mills and kiosks in Thiérache
The route takes you on a tour of three kiosks and three water mills.It winds through the Avesnois countryside, with its hedgerows, pastures and orchards that are so characteristic of the Thiérache landscape. This hilly route is suitable for experienced cycle tourists, while the shorter version is accessible to families.
Entre forêt de Mormal et Sambre
Ce circuit vous permet de pénétrer en forêt de Mormal et de longer le Canal de la Sambre.
Along the Helpe Mineure
Cycling is the ideal way to discover the thousand and one secrets of the Avesnois region.During this ride, you will see the two magnificent mills of Grand-Fayt and Maroilles.
Along the Helpe Majeure by bike
Cycling is the ideal way to discover the thousand and one secrets of the Avesnois region.
Maroilles buttercup route
Accessible all year round, this route crosses the Maroilles bocage along small country roads.
Many elements of the Thiérache heritage can be seen along the route (old farmhouses, water mills, chapels, bocage).
Dive into the heart of the Avesnois countryside from Aulnoye-Aymeries
A superb 45 km hike combining nature and heritage. You will pass from the banks of the Sambre to the green countryside of the Avesnois. Take a deep breath of fresh air among the flora and fauna and typical landscapes of the Avesnois!
Getaway along the Sambre from Bachant
This 50 km bike ride offers a bucolic immersion along the banks of the Sambre, starting from Bachant. You will reach Leval, then Saint-Rémy-du-Nord, crossing peaceful and green landscapes. The route takes you to the port of Hautmont, perfect for a friendly break by the water. An ideal loop for combining relaxation, nature and local flora and fauna.
Circular route starting from Saint-Aubin in the Avesnois region
Discover the landscapes of the Avesnois. Magnificent view of our bocage countryside.
Étoquies de Landrecies trail
This route takes you through the wooded countryside of the Mormal Forest, the "rural" Sambre and the wet meadows that border it.
You will therefore pass through a wide variety of landscapes, along footpaths and quiet country lanes.
On the small country roads of Landrecies, Fontaine-au-Bois, Bousies
Cycle ride along the small country lanes north-west of Landrecies.
From Landrecies to Maroilles via La Boufflette
Cycle along the small country roads and discover the Avesnois bocage and the famous village of Maroilles.
On the little paths of Landrecies, Maroilles and Le Favril
Cycle along small country roads to discover the bocage landscape.
From Landrecies to Maroilles via Cerfmont by bike
Through the Avesnois countryside along quiet country lanes.
Mills and kiosks of the two Helpes
The route takes you on a journey of discovery to two bandstands and six water mills. Between the two valleys of the Helpe Mineure and the Helpe Majeure, you can admire the local architecture, where blue stone forms the basis of the buildings. This hilly route is suitable for experienced cycle tourists, while the shorter version is accessible to occasional cycle tourists.
Route du Mont Dourlers
This route can be enjoyed all year round and takes you on a journey of discovery through the Haie d'Avesnes. There are many heritage sites to discover along the way.
Sentier des Nerviens in Locquignol
A family route in the heart of the Mormal massif to be discovered throughout the seasons. By being discreet, it is easier to observe the different animals that inhabit the massif.
Don't forget your forest observation guide.
Preux-au-Bois route
This route connects the hedgerow belt and the paths within the Mormal State Forest. Each season brings its own discoveries.
Loop between La Groise and Catillon-Sur-Sambre
From La Groise, this route follows a common thread, weaving together the discreet energy of the villages and the serenity of the countryside. You leave the lively little streets behind and open up to vast horizons, where the green meadows and shimmering crops invite you to breathe more deeply.
As you approach Catillon-sur-Sambre, the atmosphere is adorned with reflections of water and rural gentleness, with its peaceful banks and unspoilt authenticity. This walk combines the best of both worlds: the friendliness of the villages and the tranquillity of the surrounding nature.
Trail through Saint-Georges, Mormal, and Englefontaine
Between edge and forest, this trail allows you to discover the hideouts of the hedgerows, forest paths and trails. The atmosphere changes with the seasons.
In the footsteps of Stevenson, starting from Hautmont
In 1876, Stevenson travelled from Antwerp to Compiègne by canoe with his friend. Follow in his footsteps by bike from Hautmont to Étreux.
The Sambre, its industry and biodiversity from Hautmont
Discover the industrial Sambre and its biodiversity along the Sambre between Hautmont and Boussières-sur-Sambre. Departing from the port of Hautmont, boat trips aboard the Isara are available in season, providing a pleasant complement to this walking tour.
From Nouvion-en-Thiérache to Maroilles
This second stage invites you to discover the bocage landscape of Avesnois and Thiérache, between Maroilles and Le Nouvion-en-Thiérache. Along the way, take the time to taste the delicious Maroilles cheese!
The Unicorn Trail in Gommegnies
This peaceful walk through the Avesnes countryside offers lovely views of the wooded
and rolling countryside. Rural and agricultural life unfolds as you pass through the typical hamlets. It is a lovely, peaceful outing, and depending on the season, it is adorned with the colours of autumn or spring wildflowers.
Potelle trail
This wooded trail is easy to follow. It runs alongside rural hedgerows and streets with characteristic housing.
Maubeuge, between Sambre and Flamenne
Discover areas of biodiversity in an urban setting in Maubeuge. There are two possible starting points: the Sambre mall or 60 rue Couturelle.
Route from Saint-Ghislain to Frasnoy
This route winds its way through hedgerows and farmland along small roads and paths lined with hedges.
Moderator's addition on 06/07/2021: Caution! Potential danger on this path crossed by barbed wire, see notices below.
Walk in the Mormal region in Preux-au-Sart
A pleasant family route along the bocage, the Bois de la Ferrière and the hedgerows. Despite being on tarmac, the small roads offer the pleasure of a country walk.
Maubeuge, besieged stronghold
This cycling route takes you to the main sites of the siege of Maubeuge, which took place from 27 August to 8 September 1914. Although the siege immobilised tens of thousands of German soldiers for several days, preventing them from fighting in the Battle of the Marne, it ended in a serious French defeat, with more than 40,000 prisoners, representing a tenth of all French prisoners of war during the Great War.