Villers-en-Argonne marks the transition from the Champagne plain to the Argonne.
Renting an apartment in Villers-en-Argonne is an independent way of planning your stay.
Activities
The 12-kilometre PR2 Initiation à la Nature circular trail runs between Châtrices and Villers-en-Argonne. The Chapelle Sainte Geneviève is a starting point for a walk to the ponds of Châtrices. The Poney Club et Gîte de Villers organises courses in which visitors can discover various forms of horse riding.
The listed hiking trails in the Argonne are closed during the hunting season from 15 September to 1 March.
Landscape
The Chêne Louis XIV oak has a circumference of five metres. The Chêne Louis XIV is associated with the birth of Louis XIV in 1638.
The wider regional surroundings of Villers-en-Argonne include the Fontaine aux Charmes spring, the Fontaines des Trois Évêques spring, the Mont de Charme hill and the Mont Cuvelet hill.
Culture and History
The historic sites Abbaye Saint-Sauveur-et-Saint-Maurice de Beaulieu-en-Argonne and Abbaye de Monthiers-en-Argonne are located near Villers-en-Argonne.
The wider regional surroundings of Villers-en-Argonne also contain the historic sites Abbaye de Lachalade and Abbaye de Lisle-en-Barrois.
Regional Produce
At Chèvres d'Argonne, visitors can watch the milking of 90 goats and 40 dairy sheep.
Chèvres d'Argonne sells raw-milk products made from goat's or sheep's milk, as well as seasonal terrines and kid-goat rillettes; the products are available in the shop and at markets.
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