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From Bonsberg to Becquerelle

Lynde Du Bonsberg à la Becquerelle
Credit : Nord Tourisme

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Explore the Hidden Gems of Lynde: A Scenic Journey from Bonsberg to Becquerelle

Crafted by Nord Tourisme, this picturesque trail stretches through the inviting landscapes between the Flemish and Artois hills, enclosing the charming vicinity of Lynde. Ideal for both the experienced hiker seeking adventure and the leisurely walker yearning for tranquility, the journey offers two variants: a 12.5 km trek for the former and a 7 km stroll for the latter. As you meander through rural pathways and agricultural terrains, the necessity for waterproof footwear during rainy seasons becomes evident, yet this minor preparation pales in comparison to the enriching experience that beckons.

Brief Technical Overview

This meticulously mapped route showcases an altitude variation with a minimum of 39 meters and peaking at 70 meters, alongside an estimated total positive altitude change of 87 meters back and forth. The trail is marked by yellow signage, ensuring navigational ease throughout the 12.82 km course. Geared towards walkers, this path demands moderate physical preparation, underscoring the importance of appropriate gear, especially during wet conditions, to fully appreciate the scenic beauty and the challenges it offers without compromise.

Seasonal Tips and Safety Advice

Preparing for any season, it’s essential to heed practical advice for a safe and enjoyable journey. In spring and summer, lightweight yet protective clothing is recommended to shield against unpredictable weather and foliage. Fall brings a palette of colors and cooler temperatures, perfect for comfortable hiking. However, visibility can decrease; thus, reflective gear or lights are prudent. Winter walks, while serene, require careful footing on potentially icy paths and warm, layered attire to combat the chill. Above all, always check weather forecasts and ensure you're well-equipped for the trail's conditions.

The Cultural Heart of France's North

Lynde, nestled within the enchanting framework of France's northern frontier, offers more than just a natural escape; it's a deep dive into a region rich with historical and cultural substance. Serving as a bridge between the Flemish and Artois hills, this area has bore witness to centuries of history — from medieval times through the world wars. The storied past of this region, coupled with its idyllic landscapes, makes every step through its terrains not just a hike but a journey through time itself, revealing the enduring spirit and heritage of the north.

Weather Insights for Optimal Visits

The climate in Lynde is characterized by mild variations and is mainly temperate, making it a favorable destination throughout the year. However, for the best outdoor experience, late spring through early autumn presents the most agreeable weather conditions — minimal rainfall and comfortable temperatures. It’s during these months that the trails reveal their full beauty, from blossoming flora to an array of wildlife. Yet, always arm yourself with a weather check before setting out, as regional conditions can change swiftly, ensuring your adventure in the heart of Northern France is nothing short of spectacular.
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Technical informations

This circuit was updated on: 17/02/2024
13 km
4 h
max. 70 m
min. 39 m
41 m
Styles : HikingIn the country
Public : Experienced hikers

Altimetric profile

Starting point

Eglise Saint Vaast , 59173 LYNDE
Lat : 50.7126138088Lng : 2.41951250372

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Point 1

Suivez à gauche la RD 55 vers Ebblinghem, puis, à la chapelle Vambergue, la rue des Bois à droite.

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Point 2

Coupez la rue de Morbecque - avec prudence - et poursuivez en face au nord-est vers le Bonsberg – « Berg » signifie « mont » ou « colline ». A la « ferme en Planches », engagez-vous à droite entre les bâtiments (rue de Verdun) et grimpez le mont. A l’intersection suivante, empruntez la route à gauche.

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Point 3

Obliquez à gauche sur le chemin de terre (chemin des Clous) et traversez le bois sur le Bonsberg.

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Point 4

Au carrefour, prenez à droite la rue des Joueurs, coupez la rue de Verdun – prudence - et continuez jusqu’au premier chemin. Vue sur le clocher pointu de Wallon-Cappel et sur les Monts de Cassel et des Récollets.

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Point 5

Tournez à gauche sur le chemin herbeux puis à gauche sur la D 55. Suivez ensuite à droite la rue de Blaringhem. Passez devant une chapelle dédiée au Sacré Coeur.

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Point 6

Au carrefour du Dernier Sou, empruntez à droite la rue de Saint Omer. Le châteaud’eau de Lynde se trouve sur votre gauche, à la côte 70 m, point culminant de la commune. Continuez tout droit, en laissant une route à gauche et deux routes à droite. La route devient alors chemin ; franchissez la Becquerelle, frontière avec la commune de Renescure, puis débouchez sur une route. 

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Point 7

Montez à droite. Vous cheminez au pied du mont d’Hiver – bois privé. Au croisement, empruntez en face la rue du Prince qui se prolonge en chemin de terre agricole et descend rejoindre la rue de Morbecque.

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Point 8

Allez à droite, Tournez à droite à la RD 55 . Rejoignez la chapelle Vambergue, et partez à gauche retrouver l’église de Lynde.

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