In Touffreville-La-Corbeline, the 14.4-kilometre circular hiking trail “Aux Portes d’Yvetot” begins at the town hall. It passes through fields and woodland, into the classified natural area of Val au Cesne and the Bois Saint-Faraud.
Those who choose Touffreville-La-Corbeline as their destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Hiking and countryside
Via the Route de la Chaussée, which is considered an ancient Roman road, the circular hiking trail leads close to a motte-and-bailey castle, also known as the “Butte Henri IV”. The trail continues to Verbosc, where a 17th-century château is still preserved today.
Culture and history
The Church of Saint Martin has a Romanesque bell tower dating from the 12th century. Set into its southern façade is a polychrome stone relief from the 16th century depicting Sainte Avoye, also known as Sainte Hedwige.
The cemetery next to the Church of Saint Martin contains the graves of the Bossière brothers. The Bossière brothers are associated with the designations “explorers and pioneers of the Southern Lands” and “administrators of the Kerguelen Islands”.
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