The hedgerow landscapes of the bocage, orchards, woodland, heathland, slate cliffs and wet meadows shape the landscape of Les Isles-Bardel. The natural surroundings are ideal for hiking and offer the opportunity to discover a diverse range of animal and plant life. Part of Les Isles-Bardel is designated as a ZNIEFF area.
Culture
The parish church of Saint-Ouen dates from before the 17th century. It has a chestnut-wood vaulted ceiling, as well as an altar and a reredos dating from the 18th century.
Activities
Annual local events in Les Isles-Bardel include a plant fair. Local hiking activities are also offered there every year.
The “Les Coteaux de l’Orne” hiking trail leads to a lime kiln and is 13 kilometres long.
Orientation
The stated starting point of the “Les Coteaux de l’Orne” hiking trail is at 5 Route des ils in Les Isles-Bardel. There is no public lighting along the roads of Les Isles-Bardel.
Those planning their stay in Les Isles-Bardel may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Further destinations: Crépon, Janville, Auvillars, Martigny-Sur-L'ante, Benerville-Sur-Mer, Giberville, Cambremer, Balleroy
