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At the Vallée des Moulins, near Fermanville, you will discover a charming landscape where history and nature intertwine. This picturesque valley, which owes its name to the remains of old mills that once harnessed the power of the gentle streams that flow through it, offers a peaceful setting for exploring by mountain bike.

Very nice tour! I didn't stop at the cheese factory because it was closed and on top of that it didn't really make me want to go in because it looks like it's abandoned! As for the dogs, I actually came across a walker who warned me that Borders were roaming free, barking loudly and jumping on other dogs (very unpleasant, especially since mine reacted to other dogs and is very protective…) total anxiety for the end of my walk!!!!! Luckily I didn't come across them in the end..

You can't see much from above because of the wire mesh around the railing. But it is necessary because the railing is fragile.

The 242m long and 32m high viaduct was built between 1908 and 1911. It used to be a railway bridge.

Notre-Dame du Val de Saire is a magnificent, surprisingly large hall church in the center of Saint Pierre Église. It is absolutely worthwhile to look into the richly painted interior! The ten commandments and many other Bible words and sayings are immortalized. There are also wonderful stained glass windows. Behind and around the church there are memorial stones and tombs.

Great little hiking trails that are easy to do even in hot summer weather because they are mostly in the shade. At the top of the viaduct it is almost impossible to take great photos because the path is fenced off quite high with wire.

More impressive from below than from above. The original railings are in disrepair, hence the chain link fencing of the path on the viaduct. This means that you can only take reasonable photos of the valley from above with a selfie stick or similar. In the valley there are (permanently?) large exhibition boards with pictures from the time of origin.