Best attractions and places to see around Boisbergues include a mix of rural landscapes, historic sites, and natural reserves in the Somme department of northern France. The area features tranquil village charm, a stream flowing through its center, and chalky hillsides known as "larris" with unique vegetation. This region offers 3 hidden gems for those seeking nature and outdoor activities.
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Between Somme and Pas-de-Calais, follow the trail of sheep and goats that maintain this hillside through extensive grazing, thus contributing to the natural preservation of the site's biodiversity. Classified as a Regional Natural Reserve, this remarkable place, the “Riez” of Noeux-les-Auxi (Picard term meaning “fallow land/chalky expanse”), is home to numerous heritage species. Don't forget to look up to admire the superb panoramas. The walk continues to the Ravin des cavernes, below the Reserve. Its annual Transhumance has become an unmissable event over time, and for its bucolic character, the RNR des Riez is a place to discover throughout the seasons. Explore the hillside to discover wild orchids from late spring until the end of September. https://www.cen-hautsdefrance.org/site/rnr-des-riez-de-noeux-les-auxi/
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The Riez de Nœux-lès-Auxi nature reserve extends lengthwise at an altitude of 75 meters. It is composed of calcareous meadows on which a rich biodiversity develops, with orchids, mushrooms, and a multitude of insects. Here, you walk alongside it from below, seeing its vegetation grow on its walls.
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Former railway line, beautiful ski slope!
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Walk around the cemetery, enter near the church gates and exit through the small alley. Enjoy the old trees, mossy headstones, and beautiful flowers as you walk.
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Smoothest gravel track ever. One hour gravel and bound clay surface with 1% incline and 1% decline, pure bike path, no cars. full throttle!
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Over 23 kilometers from Abbeville, this former railway line runs in the direction of Conteville with little incline/decline.
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Not suitable for racing bikes.
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Portion of the Frévent - Abbeville greenway Surrounded by trees, very rolling and slight slopes :)
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The region offers several natural highlights. You can visit the RNR des Riez de Noeux-lès-Auxi, a regional natural reserve known for its chalky hillsides, unique biodiversity, and stunning panoramas. It's home to heritage species and wild orchids, especially from late spring to September. The walk extends to the Ravin des cavernes below the reserve. Additionally, the village of Boisbergues itself features charming rural landscapes with a stream flowing through it, and hiking trails towards Autheux offer views of the 'larris' (chalky hillsides) with wild orchids.
Yes, within Boisbergues, the historic Église Saint-Martin is a central landmark. Dating from the late 17th to early 18th century, it features a remarkable inverted boat hull-shaped wooden frame, a 19th-century altar and pulpit, and two classified historical sculptures: a polychrome stone statue of Saint Apolline (late 15th century) and a polychrome wooden statue depicting the charity of Saint Martin (17th century).
For cyclists, the Auxi - Bernâtre Greenway offers a pleasant route surrounded by trees with gentle slopes, perfect for a leisurely ride. Another great option is The Traverse du Ponthieu Greenway, a former railway line over 23 kilometers from Abbeville, known for its smooth gravel surface and minimal incline, making it a pure bike path with no cars. You can find more cycling routes in the area by checking out the guide for Cycling around Boisbergues.
The best time to visit natural areas like the RNR des Riez de Noeux-lès-Auxi and the 'larris' near Autheux to see wild orchids is from late spring until the end of September.
Yes, The Traverse du Ponthieu Greenway is categorized as family-friendly, offering a safe and enjoyable cycling or walking experience on a smooth, car-free path. The rural charm of Boisbergues itself, with its stream and old farmhouses, can also be pleasant for family strolls.
You can explore Les Jardins de Maizicourt, located approximately 9 km from Boisbergues, which are highly recommended. Another beautiful option, about 17 km away, is Les Jardins de Sericourt in the Pas-de-Calais department.
Beyond Boisbergues, you can visit Saint-Riquier, a small Picardy village about 20 km away, known for its attractive Benedictine abbey church and belfry. Further afield, Amiens Cathedral, approximately 29 km away, is a remarkable 13th-century Gothic masterpiece and a major historical landmark.
Yes, The Caves of Naours are listed as a natural scenery attraction near Boisbergues, offering an interesting underground experience.
You can find hiking trails leading from Boisbergues towards Autheux, offering panoramic views of the 'larris' (chalky hillsides). For more structured outdoor activities, you can explore various routes in the area. For example, the guide for Traffic-free bike rides around Boisbergues, while primarily for cycling, often includes paths suitable for walking. Additionally, the RNR des Riez de Noeux-lès-Auxi offers trails to discover its unique biodiversity and panoramas.
The term 'Riez' is a Picard term meaning 'fallow land' or 'chalky expanse'. It refers to the unwooded, chalky hillsides that characterize the RNR des Riez de Noeux-lès-Auxi, which are maintained by extensive grazing sheep and goats to preserve their unique biodiversity.
Yes, La Citadelle in Doullens is a significant historic landmark located about 7.5 km from Boisbergues, offering a glimpse into the region's past defensive architecture.


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