Walks and hikes

A route to a unique place: you'll discover Spontour, the last authentic village in the Upper Dordogne Valley. You'll inevitably have to climb back up to get out of this valley... It's time! But the joy is short-lived, as we now have to cross another river: the Luzège. Don't miss this rare view from...

 Saint-Merd-de-Lapleau

Relive the epic of the famous Bol d'Or des Monédières criterium by competing on the circuit that made this unique race famous! Created by the accordionist Jean Ségurel in the early 1950s, the criterium took place after the Tour de France. The circuit of about twenty kilometres was to be covered sev...

 Chaumeil

The last one to die is the one who will die... Exceeding 240 kg for the most beautiful males, the stag is undoubtedly the largest wild mammal of the Corréziennes areas. Relatively discreet the rest of the year, the months of September and October resound with the raires of the stags. The stag then c...

 Saint-Hilaire-Foissac

Greatness, cleanliness of the undergrowth, softness of the foliage, the beech forest never leaves the walkers indifferent. The beech trees sometimes exceed 20m in height and give the impression of a forest cathedral, with the shafts as pillars, the crown as the vault, and the black woodpecker, the m...

 Péret-Bel-Air

On this same circuit, on 17 July 1998, the German cyclist and great favourite Jan Ullrich won the seventh stage of the Time Trial! He finished the race with a disconcerting ease, clocking an impressive time of 1 h 15 min and 25 s., which allowed him to wear the famous and highly coveted Yellow Jerse...

 Saint-Augustin

Between the Doustre river and the Gagnoux stream, perched on the plateau, the village of Le Jardin offers a gentle stroll in the shade of beech and chestnut trees. It is in the autumn colours that the path holds some beautiful encounters, pigeons and tree finches appreciate these undergrowths and go...

 Montaignac-Saint-Hippolyte

 Sarran

This itinerary will make you discover two very contrasting landscapes. To the north west of Rosiers d'Egletons, the wooded sentinels of the plateau, with its soft, rounded shapes, dominate and guard the edges of the Limousin Mountain. To the south, the Doustre plain gently spreads out following the...

 Rosiers-d'Égletons

From the ancient chestnut groves of the hamlet of Saumon, to the remains of the circular and blackish platforms of the charcoal makers, the gorges have not always had this wild and wooded face. This sporty path, between plateaus and Lapleau gorges, guides you through the wild slope forests of the Lu...

 Lapleau

A very hilly, sporty circuit with good technical descents. Discover the many small hamlets characteristic of the plateaux overlooking the Luzège and Dordogne gorges.

 Saint-Merd-de-Lapleau

A sporty circuit in the foothills of the Plateau de Millevaches, with some technical descents and climbs where you'll have to grind hard.

 Péret-Bel-Air

Oratory crosses, cemetery crosses or crosses at crossroads, these beautiful granite crosses line the route. There are no less than 13 crosses in the commune which mark the area. Once placed under the sign of devotion, the crosses protected the villages and the harvests, delimited the parishes or rea...

 Saint-Hilaire-Foissac