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The Roubaix Canal, or the Espierres Canal, as it's called in French or Belgian, forms part of the link between the Deûle River in France and the Scheldt River in Belgium. In 1843, the two canals were connected between Leers, France, and Leers-Nord, Belgium. Despite damage sustained during the two world wars, the canal was the pinnacle of the region's textile industry for over a hundred years, transporting coal from Belgium to numerous French factories. In Leers-Nord, Belgium, the workers who pulled the coal-laden barges were called "satcheux" (sailors). Next to the lock keeper's house, a stone's throw from France, the crossing point between France and Belgium, a customs guardhouse was built. Customs officers were present to inspect the numerous goods transported by barge. After the decline of the textile industry in the 1970s and 1980s, the canal gradually lost its usefulness and was closed to shipping in 1983. In the early 2000s, the canal was the subject of a cross-border rehabilitation project to allow tourist boats to pass through again. As part of the Interreg Blue Links project, a collaboration between France, Flanders, and Wallonia, it was flooded again. The final works were completed in 2011, and navigation reopened. Since the early 20th century, the Roubaix/Espierres Canal has been a place of conviviality, walking, and fishing for cross-border residents and commuters. Consequently, strong public opposition has arisen to the plan to convert the canal into a motorway. Source: www.caue-nord.com

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Right in the center yet quiet and peaceful

Very rolling, doable by mountain bike.

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Towpath alternating between tarmac and fine gravel, fairly smooth. Perfect for a family stroll.

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Along the fortified moats of the Citadel of Lille.

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The view is quite nice at this location, the houses on the other side of the canal give a clean, bright impression. Tidy, no litter about and a tranquil surrounding

Very nice walkway, surrounded by nature and water, without doubt one of the most pleasant corners I know in the area.

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A little caution and civility to have: the park is sometimes very busy

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The Citadel of Lille was built between 1667 and 1670 on the orders of Louis XIV when he conquered the city. It is Vauban's first major fortified work. The large wood surrounding the citadel is surrounded by the Deûle and its canals. You will find superb single tracks there, with small bumps and passages over roots.

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The Voie Verte de la Deûle in Lille is a flat and scenic route for cycle tourists. Winding along the banks of the Deûle, this greenway offers a perfect blend of urban and natural landscapes. Away from the busy streets of Lille, the path is well maintained and easily accessible, making it a great choice for a relaxed ride.

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Finally, very good quality in Belgium.

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Nice bascule bridge, but the bike path could be better.

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Beautiful scenery, but the cycle path could be better. A very short section, near the bridge, is well done.

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Nice railway cycle path, not asphalt, but good surface.

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The Canal de la Deûle is one of the oldest canals in northern France and connects the river Scarpe at Douai with the river Lys at Deûlémont, near the Belgian border. The canal is approximately 34.8 km long and has 3 locks. Most of the canal is included in the high-quality Dunkerque-Escaut waterway, and the remaining section through the port of Lille is often considered a branch of the main route, hence the alternative names Liaison or Antenne Bauvin-Lys.

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The permanent exhibition “La Nature retrouvée” focuses on play and discovery and offers interactive installations to introduce visitors to the local flora and fauna. The Jardin des expériences is a place where visitors can discover and experience living nature. The centre also regularly organises temporary exhibitions and events.

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The Relais Nature du Parc de la Deûle is a nature interpretation center located in Santes, France. It is located in the grounds of the Gîte and is housed in a former laundry that is now a farm. The center offers a range of activities for nature lovers of all ages and is divided into three different areas .

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The Canal de la Deûle is one of the oldest canals in northern France and connects the river Scarpe at Douai with the river Lys at Deûlémont, near the Belgian border. The canal is approximately 34.8 km long and has 3 locks. Most of the canal is included in the high-quality Dunkerque-Escaut waterway, and the remaining section through the port of Lille is often considered a branch of the main route, hence the alternative names Liaison or Antenne Bauvin-Lys.

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La Canteraine is a park located near Lille, France. Located between the municipalities of Haubourdin and Emmerin, it is known for its preserved meadows and small forests. The park is part of the larger Deule Park and is home to diverse flora and fauna, including 7 different species of amphibians. In the early 2010s, nearly 60,000 regional trees were planted in the park to recreate a wild area and protect important natural water resources. The park is also a paradise for frogs.

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Passerelle Edmond Ory is a pedestrian bridge located in the Vauban-Esquermes district of Lille, France. The bridge spans the Deûle River and connects the Vauban-Esquermes district with the neighboring town of Lambersart. The bridge is named after Edmond Ory, a French politician who was murdered by the Nazis in 1940.

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