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Giblou Camp Circuit

Circuit du camp de Giblou.
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Fourmies - Circuit du camp de giblou
Fourmies - Circuit du camp de giblou
Fourmies - Circuit du camp de giblou
Fourmies - Circuit du camp de giblou
Credit : Département du Nord

The Cirkwi brief

Discover Fourmies: Enchanting Forest Trails Await

Nestled in the heart of the Fourmies forest, the Circuit du Camp de Giblou offers an adventure that delicately balances challenge and discovery. Crafted by Nord Tourisme, this journey through lush landscapes and serene paths beckons trekkers seeking to immerse themselves in nature's tranquility. The route's allure extends beyond its natural beauty, inviting walkers to step into a realm where each step uncovers new wonders. Whether you're a fledgling explorer or a seasoned wanderer, this itinerary promises a fulfilling escape into the wild, inspiring a connection with the environment that's both profound and memorable.

Brief Technical Overview

This mid-level difficulty trail stretches approximately 11.85 kilometers, with the highest elevation reaching 246 meters and the lowest at 199 meters. The journey flaunts a total positive elevation ranging between 138 to 139 meters, posing a moderate challenge conducive for regular hikers. It’s imperative to note the crossing of RD 964, which requires careful navigation. The trail is well-marked, with additional variant paths available during hunting seasons or in cases where the main route becomes impassable due to adverse weather conditions. This technical outline should serve as a comprehensive guide for preparation.

Seasonal Guidance and Safety

Embarking on this forest adventure entails preparedness for all seasons. In wet conditions, waterproof footwear becomes essential, transforming slippery paths into manageable trails. During hunting periods, typically signaled by local authorities or the Office National des Forêts, adherence to alternative routes like "des Etangs des Moines" ensures safety and peace of mind. Each season paints the forest in distinct hues, from the lush greenery of spring to autumn’s fiery palette. But, regardless of the season, awareness and respect for the natural and recreational guidelines safeguard both the visitors and the habitat.

Fourmies: A Historical Tapestry

Situated within the picturesque region of Hauts-de-France, Fourmies holds a tapestry of cultural and historical significance that enriches any visit. This town, not just renowned for its natural beauty, stands as a testament to the resilience and evolution of the Northern French territories. The Circuit du Camp de Giblou, while primarily a journey through nature, also offers glimpses into the area's past, embodied in landscapes that have borne witness to centuries of history. It invites travelers not only to explore the physical terrain but to traverse through time, uncovering stories that are integral to the identity of Fourmies.

Weather Insights for Optimal Visits

The climate of Fourmies characteristically falls under the oceanic bracket, with moderate variances between seasons. This ensures relatively mild winters and pleasantly warm summers, ideal for year-round exploration. However, the most recommended times to embark on the Circuit du Camp de Giblou are late spring through early autumn. During these months, the weather conditions are most favorable, presenting the forest’s flora and fauna in their full splendor. Rainfall, while evenly spread throughout the year, necessitates proper gear to ensure an uninterrupted and enjoyable trekking experience.
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Technical informations

This circuit was updated on: 18/02/2024
12 km
3 h
max. 246 m
min. 199 m
57 m

Altimetric profile

Starting point

Rue des étangs , 59610 FOURMIES
Lat : 50.0038176781Lng : 4.05741658211

Steps

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Point 1

Quittez le parking de la rue des Etangs des Moines, passez au-dessus de la voie ferrée puis longez à gauche – prudence – la RD 964 sur 400 m.

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Point 2

Empruntez, à droite le chemin forestier sur 1 km puis descendez à droite jusqu’à l’étang du Dachet.

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Point 3

Prenez à gauche puis encore à gauche la route forestière du Vivier Maison pendant environ 1 300 m.

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Point 4

Montez à gauche la laie forestière. A la route, RD 964, tournez à gauche puis virez à droite sur la route du Trou Colette. Après la voie ferrée, continuez à droite par le sentier forestier parallèle au linéaire ferroviaire.

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Point 5

Quittez la forêt par une petite ruelle qui aboutit en face d’une chapelle. Suivez alors à gauche la rue du Camp de Giblou.

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Point 6

Empruntez à droite la RD 963, traversez la voie ferrée puis engagez-vous à gauche sur la rue de Saint-Laurent qui serpente au travers du bocage.

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Point 7

Coupez à nouveau la RD 963 et empruntez plus loin à droite la route forestière des Etangs des Moines. Montez la première laie à droite.

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Point 8

Au bout, prenez à gauche et descendez progressivement en suivant le balisage du PR – balisé en jaune – et du chemin de Grande Randonnée de Pays Avesnois- Thiérache – balisé en jaune et rouge – jusqu’au parking.

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