Three quarters at the water's edge (the Seine, the Risle and the return canal), site of the mouth of the Risle flowing into the Seine, a former fishing port with its old boats on display. The course is decorated with educational panels and picnic tables.
| Department | Eure |
|---|---|
| Departure municipality | Berville-sur-Mer |
| Outing type | Hike |
| Difficulty | Easy |
| Duration | 30 min |
| Recommended period | from march to september |
| Kilometres | 2 km |
| Change in altitude | 62m |
Opposite the town hall, take rue du Bac.
Departure at the foot of the totem pole. Go in the direction of the Seine. At the foot of the boat, facing the Seine, turn right to walk along the river upstream. After the lighthouse, leave the jetty to follow a dirt road that runs along the Risle estuary.
At the mouth of the Risle, continue to the right and go up the return canal to the port of Berville-sur-Mer.
Retrace your steps to find the slipway for the descent of the port of Berville then cross the dam again to turn left and find the signposted circuit at the edge of the canal.
Leave the marked circuit for a bit to enjoy the site of the old port: cross the dam, then immediately turn left into the landscaped plot to discover the "Belle de Seine" boat and the landscape of the other bank of the canal.
At the end of the small grassy path, turn right to reach the edge of the Seine.
