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Things to see and do

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Abbaye de l'Étanche

The Friends of Notre Dame de l’Étanche Abbey association, founded in August 2016 on the initiative of Mr Mauduech, aims to preserve and restore the Abbey of l’Étanche, situated in Deuxnouds-aux-Bois. In 2017, Ms Christine Hellin took over as chair of the association. This site, managed by the Conservatoire d’Espaces Naturels de Lorraine, is of exceptional natural richness. In 2

Activities and walks

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C04 : Les Fontaines

The name of the trail is taken from the ‘Preignoir’ spring, which was tapped in 1880 to supply the wash houses and fountains, and later, in 1932, to provide water to the sinks in the village of Lamorville. The fountains have disappeared; all that remains are a few traces, along with the stream and the wetland, which is much loved by wildlife. The route, which runs mainly through woodland, offers a glimpse in its first

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C05 : Croix Coliche

The name of this circuit is taken from the wayside cross that used to stand at the north-westernmost point of the marked route, 1 km from the village of Dompierre-aux-Bois, near the RD109. A logger broke it and knocked it over, but it has just been returned to its original position. The route forms a triangle, the northern and eastern sides of which run through the Montagne State Forest, renowned for its beautiful beech trees. It covers

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C06 : Gros lot

Although rather unremarkable at first, the route then becomes very scenic, with a picturesque, verdant valley. The Etanche site alone is worth the trip, with its 12th-century abbey, its ponds and the Beauguitte pavilion (named after a former MP for Verdun), which has, sadly, fallen into ruin. The path then descends gently through woodland and alongside a stream, towards the Meuse valley. Route completed by the “L” club

Where to stay

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Chambres d'hôtes le ciel bleu

Anne-Marie and Fred welcome you to a former farmhouse in Deuxnouds aux Bois. Five rooms with private bathrooms (four en suite and one in the corridor) If you opt for the table d’hôtes, you’ll be served a full meal comprising a starter, main course, cheese, dessert, coffee and breakfast. Included in the price per night. Rates: - Double room: €72 - Single room: €49 - 1 person in

Tourist office data: DATAtourisme, Licence Ouverte (French open licence), updated 28 October 2026.

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