The 4.2-kilometre-long Sentier de découverte des Bois de Breuilpont is a walking and hiking trail through Breuilpont.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment should consider Breuilpont as a travel destination.
Nature and Trails
The Sentier de découverte des Bois de Breuilpont passes through a valley landscape, across a wooded slope and over an open plateau characterised by agriculture.
The trail ends with a walk through old Breuilpont along an arm of the Eure and its wash houses.
The Rando Vallée d’Eure association offers its members hikes starting in Breuilpont and the surrounding area on weekends and public holidays. Rando Vallée d’Eure also invites people to take part in a trial hike.
Culture and History
Today’s Château de Breuilpont was built in 1739 by Louis-Antoine Doublet and overlooks the church and the village. In its entirety, including the outbuildings and the park, the Château de Breuilpont has been listed as a historic monument by decree of 13 February 2017.
The Menhir dit La Pierre Frite is located in Breuilpont, in the park of the Château de Lorey, and is classified as a historic monument.
The Saint-Lubin de Lorey chapel is located in the hamlet of Lorey in Breuilpont. It was sold to the owner of the château in 1813 and transferred to the municipality of Breuilpont in 2013.
The Church of Saint-Martin in Breuilpont has Romanesque origins and was extensively remodelled in the 16th century.
Geographical Location
The municipality of Breuilpont is located 4.4 kilometres and approximately six minutes from Bueil railway station.
