La Trie Enchantée is a 14.5-kilometre route.
Along the route
The La Trie Enchantée route features an information totem, a picnic area, a charging station, a car park, bicycle parking and a crossing of the Trie. The circular routes and connections mentioned on the La Trie Enchantée route include Cycle Route No. 30 Vallée de la Somme.
Those considering Cahon as a travel destination can rent a holiday apartment here specifically.
Culture
The Abbaye de Notre Dame de Willencourt, a monastery, is located in the area around Cahon. The Abbaye Notre-Dame de Forest-Montiers and the Abbaye du Lieu-Dieu, both historic sites, are also located nearby. The Collégiale Saint-Vulfran is a church in the area around Cahon.
The Plage de Fort-Mahon, a beach, is located in the wider regional surroundings of Cahon.
Culinary delights
Moulins Riquier in Cahon processes locally grown wheat into a comprehensive range of flours for artisan bakers and pastry chefs as well as private customers. Moulins Riquier is also the exclusive supplier of Avocette flour for the Baguette de la Baie de Somme.
Moulin Riquier in Cahon can be visited by groups of 10 to 15 people by prior arrangement.
History
Moulin Riquier developed from 1818 onwards in connection with the water power of the Trie and grain production in the surrounding area. The former Saint Frères flax and hemp scutching and threshing factory is known as Teillage de la Vallée de la Trie.
