Outings in Le Quesnoy-en-Artois

A walk around a city which, having known a prestigious past in the Middle Ages, remains a high place of cultural exchanges.

Easy walk along the River Canche. Visit the exteriors of Montreuil. Depart from the Citadel esplanade. Signposted itinerary. Guide document available at the Tourist Office.

Walk offering plenty of fresh air and photo opportunities along Les Planches Rivers.

This circuit without great difficulty allows you to discover the main points of interest of the town.

Parcours familial aménagé ( escalier , bancs , table d ' orientation ) proposant un panorama exceptionnel sur l ' arrière - pays , puis le sud de la côte d ' Opale jusqu ' aux falaises d ' Étretat , le…

Mont Saint Frieux is one of the rare sites in Europe comprising dunes which sit against a chalk mound. Enjoy the silence and discover the varied plant life. Be amazed by the unexpected encounters... Not much further now... and the reward is…

During this walk around Saint-Maulvis, discover Avesnes-Chaussoy Castle dating from the 16th and 18th centuries, as well as its park, a former launch site for the Second World War V1, with information boards. An opportunity to remember past…

2 marked trails are offered (with a large common part). You can discover: the Blockhaus, the Gandspette chapel, the English cemetery 1914-1918 and many other sites in Eperlecques.

This pedestrian circuit, which can also be practiced by bicycle or car, allows to discover the various small chapels erected in the municipality of Eperlecques.

Family circuit which can be enjoyed all the year round. Each period offers its own host of new discoveries (animal and plant life, market produce). A visit to the "grange nature" is a must for understanding the different aspects of Audomarois. Do…

This circuit will lead you over the plains of Flanders from farm to farm. Without any particular difficulties, it mainly follows small tarmac roads which are very quiet. To be enjoyed at all times of the year, it allows you to avoid muddy paths.…

Access the centre of Amiens by cycling or walking along the towpath which runs alongside the Somme River from Blangy-Tronville. For bird lovers: grebe, heron, etc.