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France
Great East
Neufchâteau
Maxey-Sur-Meuse

Chapel of Brixey – Plateau de Beauregard loop from Maxey-sur-Meuse

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Hiking trails & Routes
France
Great East
Neufchâteau
Maxey-Sur-Meuse

Chapel of Brixey – Plateau de Beauregard loop from Maxey-sur-Meuse

Moderate

3

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Chapel of Brixey – Plateau de Beauregard loop from Maxey-sur-Meuse

02:51

10.4km

160m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: April 24, 2026

Waypoints

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2.01 km

Chapel of Brixey

Highlight • Religious Site

2

2.04 km

Celtic Cross

Highlight • Monument

As early as the 4th century BC, a Celtic tribe populated southern Lorraine. It settled in alluvial valleys and on limestone plateaus. We know that Soulosse-sous-St-Elophe and Moncel-sur-Vair, neighboring towns, were strongholds of this tribe.
Furthermore, in old representations, we can see a Celtic cross at the top of the Chapel bell tower. During its restoration in 1875, this cross would have been placed at the foot of the Chapel.
The origin of this cross remains uncertain. (Information on panel)

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2.07 km

Notre-Dame-de-Beauregard Chapel

Highlight • Religious Site

Although the keystone of the door indicates 1710, "Notre Dame de Beauregard" was built around 1540. The writings cite that in 1549, Claude du Lys, great nephew of Joan of Arc, made a bequest to the chapel . We can assume that La Pucelle herself, a native of the neighboring village of Domrémy, came to pray in Beauregard. (Information on panel)

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2.27 km

Plateau de Beauregard

Highlight • Natural Monument

The 33 hectares of limestone lawns are located on a plateau above the village of Maxey-sur-Meuse. The limestone nature of the rock allows rapid infiltration of rainwater and runoff, thus giving the surface a certain dryness.
These hot and dry conditions explain the presence of specific insects, reptiles and birds, as well as Mediterranean flora composed of aromatic plants and wild orchids, rare in Lorraine.

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6.87 km

Sainte-Marie-Madeleine Church

Highlight • Religious Site

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10.4 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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5.27 km

2.15 km

2.10 km

815 m

Surfaces

4.03 km

2.82 km

2.12 km

1.03 km

325 m

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Highest point (400 m)

Lowest point (270 m)

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