Hiking and landscape
The easy hiking trail “Le fond de Moulincourt” is 4.9 km long and runs through the broad valley floor.
The “Le fond de Moulincourt” hiking trail starts at the cemetery on Rue de Neuilly-en-Thelle in Lachapelle-Saint-Pierre.
The “Sur les traces de l’ancienne voie ferrée” trail passes through fields. It also highlights the former Hermes–Beaumont-sur-Oise railway line.
The trail to the dry valleys of Montchavert passes by the natural ZNIEFF zone “vallées sèches de Montchavert” and highlights it as a landscape feature.
In clear weather, Beauvais is visible from the water tower of Lachapelle-Saint-Pierre.
Renting a holiday apartment in Lachapelle-Saint-Pierre is one possible accommodation option for this destination.
Culture and history
The first bay of the church of Saint-Pierre, with its small wooden bell tower covered in slate, dates from the 18th century. The rest of the church of Saint-Pierre dates from the 16th century.
Rural surroundings
Ferme de Richemont is an educational farm focusing on small farm animals, arable farming and horse breeding. It offers farm tours and farm products.
Ferme de Richemont offered school groups and mini-camps in July and August.
Geographical setting
The historic site of Abbaye Notre-Dame de Froidmont is located in the surroundings of Lachapelle-Saint-Pierre. The historic site of Abbaye de Saint-Arnoult is also located in the surroundings of Lachapelle-Saint-Pierre.
Château de L'Isle-Adam is located in the wider regional surroundings of Lachapelle-Saint-Pierre. The Musée vivant du Cheval is also located in the wider regional surroundings.
The island of Île de Pothuis is located in the wider regional surroundings of Lachapelle-Saint-Pierre. The Jardin de la Ville, Jardin des Cinq sens and Jardin des Lavandières gardens are also located there.
Other destinations: Morienval, Ravenel, Cauvigny, Chamant, Roye-Sur-Matz, Delincourt, Pontoise-lès-Noyon, Caisnes.
