Beaufort En Argonne: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Beaufort-en-Argonne lies on the edge of the extensive Forêt du Dieulet.
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Nature
Surrounded by forests, the Beaufort-en-Argonne area has a significant network of waterways, including the Lieuse and its tributaries, such as Royer Geulivrin, as well as the Wiseppe and its numerous tributaries, including the Ruisseau de Nouart, Les Goffes, the Ruisseau de Gravelotte and Le Vivier.
The Forêt du Dieulet Natura 2000 site is listed in the inventory of remarkable natural areas in Lorraine and occupies a small part of the northern zone in the “La Wiseppe de Beaufort à Wiseppe” area. The Forêt du Dieulet is home to European white elms, which are considered a relatively rare tree species.
Culture and History
The Église Sainte-Catherine was built in the 18th century and houses an altar, a reredos and choir stalls from the former Mont-Dieu Charterhouse in the Ardennes.
The fortress of Beaufort-en-Argonne dates back to the 12th century. In the 16th century, a fortified Maison forte with underground passages served as a refuge for the inhabitants of Beaufort-en-Argonne.
An information point in Beaufort-en-Argonne is associated with ten cross-border “Chemins de mémoire” following the traces of the Battle of the Frontiers in August 1914.
Trails
The sixth stage of Les Marches de Meuse is 18 kilometres long and runs between Halles-sous-les-Côtes and Stenay. It successively passes through Halles-sous-les-Côtes, Beauclair, Beaufort-en-Argonne, the Forêt du Dieulet, Cesse and Stenay. The stage is designated for hiking, mountain biking and horse riding.
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