A 7.3-kilometre hiking trail and a bell tower with three levels offer two specific ways to discover Boulleville. The “Sentier les orchidées” starts in the village, is a moderately difficult route for walkers and offers panoramic views over the Val Durand. Other local points of interest include the parish church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste and the cemetery yew, which is classified as a protected site. The Goélia “Les Portes d’Honfleur” residence in Boulleville offers apartments for two to six people.
Hiking around Boulleville
The 7.3-kilometre distance and the “moderately difficult” rating answer two different questions when choosing a route: How long is it, and what difficulty level is indicated? Together with the fact that it is a walking route, this helps you check whether it suits your planned day of hiking. The panoramic views over the Val Durand add a specific landscape reference to this information. If you are planning to hike the route on a particular day, check the tourism office’s latest information before setting out, as official route details may be updated.
The Randos Sacs Ă Dos de Boulleville association also regularly organises hikes in the area. If you prefer an organised hike, check the latest dates and plan your visit accordingly.
Another marked route is called “Boucle 4 – Balade autour de Beuzeville”. It reaches the centre of Boulleville, where it initially follows the departmental road and turns right after a few dozen metres. Check the current route before setting out, as signposting and navigation details may change.
Church and protected yew
The church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste in Boulleville consists of a single nave and ends in a flat chancel. A bell tower with three levels rises from the west façade. The nave and chancel describe the layout; the three levels refer to the bell tower on the west façade. This helps distinguish the church’s architectural features.
The cemetery yew in Boulleville is classified as a protected site; the classification dates from 20 February 1932. The date refers to its protected status, not the age of the yew. While the church is described in terms of its layout and tower, the yew is notable for its protected status and the precise date of its designation.
Accommodation in Boulleville
The Goélia “Les Portes d’Honfleur” residence offers apartments for two to six people. This range helps you initially assess the accommodation based on your group size. Check availability and the latest facilities information for your travel dates, as accommodation details may change. When choosing, you can first check whether your group size falls within the stated range.
Discover more destinations: Landepéreuse, Aubevoye, Lieurey, Corneuil, Morainville-Jouveaux, Château-sur-Epte, Vieux-Port, Saint-Éloi-De-Fourques.
For the overview of the wider area: Eure.
