Carnot Powder Magazine, Ramparts – Petit Fort Beach loop from Gravelines

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Carnot Powder Magazine, Ramparts – Petit Fort Beach loop from Gravelines

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Carnot Powder Magazine, Ramparts – Petit Fort Beach loop from Gravelines

00:55

15.1km

20m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: October 16, 2026

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Start point

Parking

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204 m

Canals & Gardens 🌳 Dunkerque Gate & Bridge, Gravelines

Highlight • Historical Site

Set of well-preserved walls and bastions at the eastern gate of the fortified city. Original site of the door, destroyed in 1903 to facilitate the access of cars. The old …

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362 m

Carnot Powder Magazine, Ramparts

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Today it has a medieval style in the heart of Gravelines, dating from the 17th century. It is known for its aromatic and medicinal plants.
The powder magazines or powder …

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2.40 km

Petit-Fort-Philippe to Grand-Fort-Philippe Ferry (La Canote)

Highlight • Rest Area

FOR DECADES, THE CANOTE CONNECTS PETIT-FORT-PHILIPPE TO GRAND-FORT-PHILIPPE.
Free service, ideal for cycling

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2.90 km

Le Coin des Minteux

Highlight • Beach

3.04 km

Petit Fort Beach

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A combination of fishing port, marina and nautical base, everything you need for a great holiday

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13.3 km

Southwest moat bridge of Gravelines

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Once you have crossed this bridge you will see the Arsenaal with its gardens on the left.

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14.6 km

Water tank 💧 Uxelles and Varennes barracks 🏰

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The Grevelingen Cistern is a cistern in the city of Grevelingen, which belongs to the Northern Department.
This cistern was built in 1724 and collected rainwater from its own roof, …

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14.6 km

Saint Willibrord Church ⛪

Highlight • Religious Site

Except for the refined Renaissance portal, the church was built in a flamboyant Gothic style. It is dedicated to Saint Willibrordus, apostle of the Low Countries (7th century). The walls …

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15.1 km

End point

Parking

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