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Picturesque stone bridge

Bracquemont has a rich history and some interesting sights, including the 17th century Notre-Dame church and a pre-Roman archaeological site,

On gravel or mountain bike to discover nature as close as possible to the sea. Please note that some paths no longer exist, unfortunately due to erosion of the cliffs.

The Martigny wooden bridge is a wooden bridge that crosses Varenne and connects the villages of Saint-Aubin-le-Cauf and Martigny. It dates from the 17th century and was part of an ancient trade route linking Paris to Dieppe. You can admire the large sandstone slabs that support the bridge and the picturesque landscape of the valley.

Possibility of bivouac and a small bench to rest

Bracquemont is a small village with a rich heritage. The Notre-Dame de Bracquemont church welcomes hikers. Its sandstone, limestone and flint walls are pierced with broken windows. You will notice the square bell tower and the polygonal slate spire. The flint choir dates from the 16th-17th centuries. Nearby you will find Camp César, an ancient entrenched site from the Gallo-Roman era, and the cliffs of Bracquemont.

A bucolic path from Dieppe to Bracquemont, ideal for getting away from the asphalt. A path that tells many stories. Casually, it was used for the construction of Caesar's camp, even if it is believed that its origins are protohistoric. This path also played a vital role during World War II. The Nazis used it to establish a line of defense against the advance of the Resistance. The opportunity to walk and reflect on the history of the place.

For a beer break by the water!