Trefcon walks

Leaving Aubencheul-aux-Bois, leave the hustle and bustle of the main roads behind you and immerse yourself in peaceful countryside. The sunken lanes, lined with hedgerows and fresh meadows, invite you to slow down and rediscover the rhythm of the countryside. As you pass through Gouy, you will come across thatched farmhouses and secret orchards where birdsong reigns supreme. The paths undulate beneath your feet and offer unexpected views of the surrounding hills. Further on, Le Câtelet comes into view around a bend: its flower-filled lanes and small local heritage sites exude a discreet charm, with weathered stones and colourful doors. The final stop in Vendhuile rewards walkers with a setting of golden fields and shady groves. Between generous nature and rural heritage, this circuit is a real journey back in time.

Put on your walking boots and set off from Gonnelieu to immerse yourself in the gentle vastness of the Picardy plains. The paths lined with hedgerows invite you to stroll under a vast sky where birdsong sets the pace for your steps. At the bend in the road at Gouzeaucourt, let yourself be surprised by the shade of the forests, silent reminders of the battles that shaped this land. Continue on to Villers-Guislain, where green valleys and rural bell towers offer a refreshing break between nature and history. Between discreet heritage and soothing landscapes, this route reveals all the poetry of small rural heritage.

An easy route through the Linière Valley and the Gransart Valley, Leforest and the Maurepas National War Cemetery. Ideal for families. Picnic spots available at two locations.

Put on your walking boots and leave Banteux behind for a walk that combines gentle countryside and rural discoveries. Very quickly, the sunken paths lead you to Vaucelles, a setting of meadows dotted with apple trees and green hedges, where birdsong accompanies your steps. Continue towards Bantouzelle, a village with discreet charm, then head towards Honnecourt-sur-Escaut, where the tranquil river reflects off the old stones. Between hedgerows, rivers and secret gardens, this route promises a peaceful break, in tune with nature and local traditions.

A very pleasant hike in one of the meanders of the Somme, along its canalised section and several ponds where you can observe many birds. Three-quarters of the way along the route, the Vaux viewpoint offers a superb panorama of the area you have covered.

In the heart of Vermandois, a path stretches for several kilometres, linking Brancourt-le-Grand to Fresnoy-le-Grand. Between cobbled streets and grassy paths, this long walk invites you to discover the striking contrast between the hustle and bustle of village life and the tranquillity of the surrounding fields. All along the route, the red brick architecture contrasts with the open horizons of meadows and groves. At every turn, let yourself be surprised by an old gate, a blossoming orchard or the discreet song of a stream, for an authentic immersion in the soul of Vermandois.

Walk proposed by the Somme Departmental Council to discover the Montagne de Vaux, marked with yellow lines.

Starting from Vaucelles Abbey (a Cistercian abbey listed as a historic monument), which you won’t want to miss visiting, you’ll enjoy the charm of a stroll along the Saint-Quentin Canal, then discover the magnificent views over the Cambrésis plains.

Leaving Malincourt, the path opens up to wide horizons where crops sway in the wind. Nature offers its sweet scents and changing colours, inviting you to slow down and savour every moment. Heading towards Villers-Outréaux, the walk is punctuated by hedgerows and small country roads, sometimes lined with ancient trees that seem to watch over travellers. Here, the silence is broken only by birdsong and the rustling of leaves. A simple and authentic hike, ideal for immersing yourself in rural tranquillity and rediscovering the discreet charm of the Cambrai landscape.

Immerse yourself in a route where every step blends history, nature and the discreet charm of the North: starting from Serain, let yourself be drawn to the medieval remains of Beaurevoir before reaching the peaceful paths of Ponchaux. The route then continues to Vaux Le Prêtre, offering a succession of shady woodland, bucolic pastures and unexpected panoramic views of the Serre valley. Carefully signposted, this return route takes you back to Serain via a series of small roads and country lanes. Between a stop near the Beaurevoir fountain and the rustic charm of the Ponchaux farms, your senses will be constantly awakened: birdsong, the scent of the heath and the silhouettes of bell towers on the horizon punctuate this escapade, which is accessible to all.

Put on your best walking boots and leave Prémont behind to immerse yourself in a green setting where hedgerows and meadows flourish at every turn. The paths, guardians of a thousand rural secrets, will guide you to Becquigny, a little haven where birdsong punctuates the tranquillity of the place. Then head for Bohain-en-Vermandois, a town of brick buildings and contrasts, where the history of textiles is revealed around every corner of its lively streets. Between authentic heritage and bucolic landscapes, this loop promises a refreshing break full of character.

From the tranquillity of Dehéries, the path winds its way through a mosaic of fields where soft green blends with the golden crops. The trails gently meander to Walincourt-Selvigny, the beating heart of the region, where the bell tower watches over the brick facades and lively little squares. As you pass near Caullery, the countryside opens up to wide horizons, dotted with hedges and sunken paths that smell of the earth. Then comes Élincourt, nestled like a discreet haven, where the gentle landscapes invite you to slow down. This itinerary combines rural authenticity and tranquillity, ideal for savouring the simple charm of the villages of the Cambrésis region.

Put on your walking boots and leave Ribécourt-la-Tour behind for a getaway where the countryside is your companion. You will first pass through fields and hedgerows until you reach Villers-Plouich, a bucolic haven where poppies dance along the paths. Continue on to Beaucamps, a charming village where gentle meadows blend with the discreet murmur of streams. Finally, reach Flesquières, perched on its hillside, and let yourself be surprised by the panorama of the Picardy plain. Between rural heritage and soothing landscapes, this loop promises a real breath of fresh air.

From Masnières, you can discover a piece of industrial heritage (glassworks, canal, railway) during a walk along pleasant footpaths.

A lovely walk in the Crisolles Forest. Wild animals, including deer and wild boar, will add to the enjoyment of your walk.

Starting from Rumilly-en-Cambrésis, the route winds along small roads and paths that exude rural serenity. Very quickly, the countryside gives way to Crèvecoeur-sur-l'Escaut, with its picturesque charm and nods to the past. The route continues towards Les Rues des Vignes, where the rows of vines and the relief of the landscape hint at the wine-growing heritage of yesteryear, before reaching Masnières, a village with a rich historical heritage shaped by the river and events. A route that combines the pleasure of walking with the discovery of a discreet but precious heritage — perfect for those who like to savour each step as much as the destination.

Let yourself be carried away on this walking trail that winds its way through changing fields and farmsteads, living witnesses to the rural history of the Cambrésis region. Here, the colours change with the seasons: the gold of ripe wheat, the soft green of spring, the warm browns of autumn. Each step offers a breath of fresh air: the scent of hedges, the distant song of larks, the tranquillity of sunken lanes. More than just a walk, this is a break where you can enjoy the gentleness of a landscape shaped by time and human hands.

Set off from Boursies and let yourself be carried away by a rural route that winds its way through farmland and the unspoilt silhouettes of small villages. As you reach Mœuvres, Demicourt, Doignies and then Louverval, each stage reveals a new picture: peaceful lanes, bell towers silhouetted against the horizon, fields stretching as far as the eye can see and hedges rustling in the wind. This route, ideal for exploring on foot or by bike, invites you to savour the gentle landscapes and tranquillity of the less travelled paths. It is a slow-paced journey, where you will be surprised by the simple, authentic details that make the Cambrésis region so charming.

Set off on a bucolic journey that will take you to the heart of the peaceful landscapes of northern France. From Noyelles-sur-Escaut, follow the country lanes that wind their way to Marcoing and Masnières, two charming villages steeped in history. This gentle, rejuvenating route is a real haven of tranquillity, ideal for walkers and cyclists in search of nature and authenticity. Between rivers, small woods and open fields, every turn offers a new perspective on the region's rural heritage. Ready to breathe in the fresh air and enjoy the peace and quiet of forgotten paths? This route is an invitation to slow down, observe and reconnect with what really matters.

From Anneux, set off on a walk that exudes the rural charm of the Cambrésis region. The paths will gently lead you through the countryside to Cantaing-sur-Escaut, where you will encounter history around every corner, then on to Fontaine-Notre-Dame, nestled between greenery and heritage. Here, every path is an invitation to slow down, listen to the wind rustling in the trees and savour the calm of the open horizons. An ideal route for getting some fresh air, admiring the nuances of the seasons and rediscovering the simple beauty of the villages here.

The Bois des Loges was the scene of fierce fighting at the beginning and end of the First World War. Starting from the monument that pays tribute to the soldiers who fell in the area, as well as a stele in honour of a soldier who was shot there as an example, this hike, mainly through fields, retraces the painful history of these places.

From Ligny-en-Cambrésis, take the paths that wind towards Haucourt, then Caullery, before reaching Clary. Along the way, rolling fields blend with country hedges and farmhouses with weathered walls. Each village reveals its peaceful lanes and authentic character, while birdsong and the scent of the seasons accompany your steps. This is a walk where simplicity becomes richness, inviting you to savour the tranquillity of the landscapes and the discreet warmth of the rural heritage.

From Wambaix, the paths gently lead away from the village, winding their way between fields and meadows and offering wide views of the countryside. As you approach Esnes, the bell tower stands out on the horizon, a discreet guardian of the village. Further on, Lesdain reveals its quiet streets and brick facades, before the road heads towards Séranvillers-Forenville, where rural history can be read in every stone and every hedge. The arrival in Forenville marks the last stage of this getaway, with its well-kept houses and green surroundings. Throughout the route, the Cambrésis region reveals itself in all its simplicity: the wind caressing the crops, birdsong punctuating your walk, and the changing light playing on the landscape. A walk that invites you to slow down and savour the discreet beauty of the villages and paths here.

Leaving Niergnies, the path stretches gently across the plains, offering wide views of the Cambrésis countryside. The horizon, dotted with hedges and isolated trees, invites you to take the time to observe and breathe in the fresh air. Little by little, the silhouettes of Cambrai come into view, revealing its rich heritage, lively streets and distinctive façades. The walk continues to Proville, where tranquillity returns amid green spaces and a peaceful atmosphere. This route combines the tranquillity of rural landscapes with the discovery of a town with a fascinating past — ideal for a variety of pleasures at every turn.

Start from the centre of Bertry and let your feet take you along quiet paths lined with hedges and changing crops. After crossing the peaceful lanes of Clary, the route continues towards Avelu, in the heart of a landscape where farmhouses and farms dot the countryside. Here, the wind plays in the wheat fields, birdsong accompanies your steps and every turn reveals an authentic picture of the Cambrésis region. A simple, authentic walk that invites you to savour nature and rural heritage at your own pace.

A lovely little walk for families, featuring areas for children (barefoot trail, balance games), educational panels, etc...

The Estourmel-hier Association offers this tour through fields, tree-lined paths and villages to discover the rich heritage of the commune. Heritage information panels are provided in front of each notable monument to help you learn more about the history of the village.

From Estourmel, follow the quiet paths that lead first to Awoingt, then to Cambrai and its narrow streets steeped in history. The road continues towards Cauroir and Igniel, before skirting Wambaix, in the heart of a landscape where rolling fields , country hedges and silhouettes of farmhouses blend together . Each stage reveals its own charm: the authenticity of the villages, the tranquillity of the paths, the richness of the panoramas. This route is an invitation to savour the gentleness of the Cambrai countryside , to breathe deeply and let yourself be carried away by the soothing rhythm of walking.

From Fontaine-au-Pire to Cattenières: between open horizons and rural charm From the heart of Fontaine-au-Pire, the paths gently wind their way into the countryside, skirting golden fields and green meadows. You walk at the leisurely pace of the seasons, lulled by the rustling of the corn and the light flight of the larks. The silhouette of Cattenières gradually emerges on the horizon, beyond the hedges and paths lined with wild flowers. This short getaway is an invitation to breathe deeply, savour the simplicity of the Cambrésis countryside and rediscover, step by step, the discreet beauty of its villages. Here, every glance carries you far away, and every step brings you a little closer to rural authenticity. Please note that a 700-metre stretch of road is dangerous. When taking the D115, stay close to the edge of the road as there is no footpath for pedestrians.

From Caudry to the villages of Cambrésis: a bucolic interlude Set off from the heart of Caudry and follow the paths that wind their way through fields and hedgerows, leading in turn to Ligny-en-Cambrésis, Montigny-en-Cambrésis and then Le Tronquoy. Each village reveals its own character: peaceful lanes, silhouettes of bell towers, country scents. Between two villages, the landscape unfolds in shades of green and gold, dotted with traditional farmhouses and barns. A route where you walk to the rhythm of nature, savouring the simplicity and authenticity of a region shaped by time and its inhabitants.

This is a very beautiful, though sometimes challenging, walk through woodland edges and clearings, past ponds and the remains of sacred sites dating back almost a thousand years, in a beech forest dotted with oaks bearing evocative names: the Oaks of Europe, the Three Maidens…

From Audencourt to the villages of Cambrésis: a stroll through the countryside Starting from Audencourt, let yourself be carried away by charming paths that wind their way through fields, hedgerows and farmsteads, leading in turn to Caudry, Beaumont-en-Cambrésis, Inchy and then Troisvilles. Each village has its own unique character: the quiet bustle of Caudry, the charming narrow streets of Beaumont, the authenticity of Inchy and the tranquillity of Troisvilles. Between stops, the panorama unfolds like a living canvas of changing colours, country scents and birdsong. More than just a route, this is a getaway that combines discovery, fresh air and the pleasure of walking in the heart of a region shaped by time and nature.

From the peaceful village of Bévillers, the paths lead you through fields and green hedges to Beauvois-en-Cambrésis, whose typical architecture and bell tower have watched over the village for generations. In Fontaine-au-Pire, the murmur of fountains and the discreet charm of red brick façades create a gentle and welcoming atmosphere. The road continues to Carnières, a village closely linked to the agricultural history of the Cambrésis region, where every turn reveals a detail of its heritage: old wash houses, traditional farms and small chapels. When you reach Boussières-en-Cambrésis, the horizon opens up once again onto expanses of fields dotted with copses and sunken paths, offering a last breath of fresh air before the end of the route. Throughout this getaway, the landscape changes subtly: the play of light on the crops, the seasonal scents and the birdsong create a gentle immersion in rural life, inviting you to savour the moment.

From Béthencourt, the path gently moves away from the houses and blends into the open countryside, where cultivated fields stretch as far as the eye can see. In Quiévy, the bell tower rises above the red roofs, a familiar and reassuring landmark. The road continues towards Viesly, where you can enjoy strolling along the peaceful streets and observing the details of the small heritage sites: old walls, wells and flower-bedecked façades. Finally, Beaumont-en-Cambrésis comes into view, offering a warm welcome to walkers with its neat streets and green spaces. Throughout this loop, the Cambrésis reveals its gentle nature: hedges rustle with birdsong, the wind glides over the wheat fields and the villages open up like peaceful interludes. This is a route that invites you to slow down, listen to the countryside come to life and savour the simple harmony between man and the earth.