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Hauts-De-France

Avesnes-Sur-Helpe

Le Quesnoy, gateway to the Avesnois region

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Hauts-De-France

Avesnes-Sur-Helpe

Le Quesnoy, gateway to the Avesnois region

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Le Quesnoy, gateway to the Avesnois region

01:15

21.5km

120m

This accessible and family-friendly route leads to the discovery of Quesnoy and its surroundings. Located near the Mormal forest, this fortified town is one of the best preserved in France. …

by Hauts-de-France Tourisme

Last updated: June 3, 2024

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Le Quesnoy

Highlight • Historical Site

Le Quesnoy has an undeniable charm. Its fortifications dating from the 16th century are lined with pleasant little paths and green spaces which invite you to stroll.

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1.80 km

Étang du Fer à Cheval

Highlight • Lake

Designed to complete the defenses of the Quesnoy fortifications, this pond is now a peaceful and pleasant place for walks.

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3.13 km

Greenway

Highlight • Cycleway

Superb cycle path on the outskirts of Quesnoy close to fields and the railway line. The coating there is perfect!

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21.5 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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15.5 km

2.43 km

1.83 km

1.73 km

Surfaces

16.0 km

5.05 km

304 m

111 m

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Highest point (130 m)

Lowest point (60 m)

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Hauts-de-France TourismeMay 7, 2024

This accessible and family-friendly route leads to the discovery of Quesnoy and its surroundings. Located near the Mormal forest, this fortified town is one of the best preserved in France. Its walls and ramparts were redesigned by Vauban in the 17th century. This former European commercial crossroads

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