Saint-Boès: Holiday apartments and houses
Saint-Boès is particularly easy to explore via its trails: the official Mounicq route is a combined hiking and mountain-biking trail. It is 9.22 km long and has 250 metres of elevation gain. Another official route, From the church to the Roman camp, is a 6.04 km non-accessible hiking trail with a stated walking time of 1 hour and 30 minutes.
Anyone planning a stay in Saint-Boès will want to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture
The Église de la Nativité is one of Saint-Boès's important heritage sites. On the Baigts-de-Béarn–Saint-Boès circular trail, you can climb up to the site of the Camp Romain; the circular trail also offers an optional detour to the church of Saint-Boès.
In the wider regional area around Saint-Boès are the Abbaye de Sauvelade, Abbaye Saint-Jean-de-Sorde, Abbaye de Pontaut and Château de Dax, each listed as a historic site.
History
In connection with the Battle of Orthez, the confrontation extended along the road to Dax as far as the municipality of Saint-Boès. The Mounicq spring in Saint-Boès produced naphtha oil.
The landscape in the section of Saint-Boès associated with the Battle of Orthez comprises flooded hollows and scattered farmsteads.
For the higher-level travel overview: Pyrenees-Atlantiques.
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