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Ideal for jogging

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Nice place for a walk

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top and physical

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great route organized by the tourist office this Sunday, June 15, 2025, with stops at interesting places of passage (bird viewpoint, headframe, Conde monuments)

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An easy 8 km hike around a beautiful pond. Lots of birds.

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The Lac du Vignoble is a beautiful lake located in Valenciennes, about two kilometers southwest of the central city area. The lake is surrounded by a green area and offers many recreational activities such as hiking, biking, canoeing, and more. The tour around is about 4 km.

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Well-known Carp Fishing Pond. In Spring and Summer way too busy & everyone crammed together

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Take a break here to admire the idyllic landscapes at the water's edge. The Chabaud-Latour pond is a very rich natural site. Many species of birds stop there during their migration or reside there all year round.

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Lake Bernissart is an artificial pond with an area of 10 hectares, surrounded by wooded areas and wasteland. Created as part of local mining activities, the site is today recognized for its ecological richness, sheltering a diverse fauna and flora, notably rare ornithological and odonatological species.

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A pond very popular with fishermen.

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Ornithological nature reserve, with magnificent species. Several observation points set up for bird watching. accessible to PMR.

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You can hike around the Etang du Vignoble near Valenciennes. This is a large pond that was created from an old gravel pit in the 20th century. You can walk on very well maintained paths and enjoy the pond from its banks. The pond is open all year round.

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Ideal for running and biking... The Vineyard is accessible in all seasons and represents the heart of the city. Unfortunately subject to the incivility of visitors who are not very attentive and bordered by the highway... But in general, it's a very beautiful place, which we must preserve, if only because it's my home ;)

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Very mobile with magnificent view of the gorial pond

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The lake is superb and I recommend it. On the other hand, the circuit leaving from Quièvrain is very disappointing. Only big roads with a lot of traffic and a lot of trucks, nothing interesting except dangerous. There are certainly much more pleasant alternatives for cycling. Therese

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There are two viewing huts on the route. But especially many ornithologists. This must clearly be a special place!

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Very beautiful site, beautiful nature reserve, home to many birds. Some observatories on the route to better appreciate this walk

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Like most of the wetlands in the Haine valley, the Harchies-Hensies-Pommeroeul marshes were formed in subsidence caused by mining. The depressions were formed in the mid-1920s and immediately filled with water. This is how the ponds we can still see today were formed. The fact that mining was once practiced is still visible in the many mine heaps. These very dry and warm environments are home to a special flora and fauna. However, the greatest interest of the 'Marais d'Harchies-Hensies-Pommeroeul' lies in the wetlands. The ponds and their bankside vegetation cover a large area.Museum description: A magnificent natural area The marshes are the largest reed-covered area in Wallonia (more than 50 hectares). The number of animal species is not that great, but they are rare and some are even threatened with extinction. More than 300 species have already been observed there and about 100 of them have bred there at least once. Some species have not been observed in recent years, but others have recently settled there. Source: https://www.visitwapi.be/nl/moeras-van-harchies

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The Goriaux pond (former pig pond as its dialect name indicates) is a mining subsidence pond in the North, in France, and a national biological reserve since 1982. A very significant mining subsidence created three ponds in 1916, which ended up joining around 1930 to form a single pond, located at the foot of slag heap no. 171, Mare à Goriaux, partly recolonized by vegetation. The site of the body of water and the slag heap of the pond in Goriaux is part of the Raismes-Saint-Amand-Wallers national forest.

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Nice walk around the lake. Well appointed, children's park. 7kms to go around it.

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