Le Thil-Riberpré: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Le Thil-Riberpré is a riverside commune on the Béthune, the local watercourse also known as the Ruisseau du Thui. The combination of river landscape, cycling route and historical traces can be seen in several facets of the commune.
Nature
The Bassin de l'Arques Natura 2000 site includes freshwater rivers in the lowland to montane elevation zones, with vegetation belonging to the Ranunculion fluitantis and Callitricho-Batrachion communities. The site also includes the riverbeds and banks of the Béthune, the Eaulne and the Varenne, as well as 1.6 kilometres of the Arques downstream from its confluence with the Eaulne.
Cycling Route
The Circuit vélo de La Béthune cycling route passes through Le Thil-Riberpré. It is marked with blue signs depicting a mill.
Personal travel planning may include renting a holiday apartment in Le Thil-Riberpré.
History
A historical view of the Château de Riberpré near Forges dates from 1696. Notre-Dame-du-Thil was built in the 13th century and replaced an older church that had been granted to Bellozane Abbey in 1198 and destroyed in 1245.
The hamlet of Riberpré had a 12th-century church and a 16th-century château; both structures have disappeared. Some remains of the Château de Riberpré can be reached by walking down the sunken lane branching off from the D 919, which begins 500 metres before the railway bridge.
Regional Products
Les Chèvres de Riberpré in Le Thil-Riberpré offer goat cheese, faisselle and fromage blanc for direct sale. Les Vergers du Mont Flouant in Le Thil-Riberpré operated in 2025 with cider, apple juice, vinegar and a Norman aperitif, as well as direct-sales hours on Fridays from 2:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
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