Equipped with a pair of glasses and a helmet, here is an ideal route for families looking for the tranquillity of nature A bottle of water and a small repair kit are always handy too, just in case! Your starting point will tell you all about the railway heritage of the place that has now been converted into a greenway. From 1872 to 1988, people used to take the train to go to the sea in Dieppe or to go to Paris via Saint-Denis. Students, shopkeepers and tourists, many people got on board the train in Neufchâtel. Your route will not take you to the Alabaster Coast, but it will still include water. First the Béthune river, then the Lake in Neufchâtel-en-Bray, will offer you with a peaceful and nature break a stone's throw away from shops.
