A 1.6km route on a site classified as a Sensitive Natural Area, which combines the preservation of natural and archaeological heritage (Gallo-Roman site dating from the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD).
You'll be able to enjoy a range of different atmospheres as you make your way along the route, as the site is a mosaic of natural environments: dry grasslands, wetter meadows, woodlands, thickets, hedgerows, etc.
Depending on the season, you may even come across some heritage species such as orchids, the Damier de la Succise butterfly or the Red-backed Shrike, which migrates from Africa to breed here.
7 species / 14 stations to observe: Black Elder, Hawthorn, Pedunculate Oak, Common Chestnut, Wild Cherry, Climbing Ivy, Woodland Honeysuckle.
Accessible to pushchairs and PRM