Walks and hikes

On the edge of the Luzège gorges, on a rocky promontory, the Lestrange family had once built their castle. The revolution took away the goods and divided the lordly lands. Today, it is the lords of the air who hover over the area, peregrine falcons, black and royal kites share the sky. So, don't for...

 Lapleau

The hamlet of Montaignac-St Hippolyte is home to a large number of peat ponds, some of which feed into the Doustre river. A nesting site or migratory stopover for wild birds, a food reserve for otters or a fishing pleasure for young and old alike, the ponds of the Doustre invite you to the water's e...

 Montaignac-Saint-Hippolyte

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

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

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

It is at the bottom of the Luzège gorges, where nature has regained its rights, that the word "wild" takes on its full meaning: hornbeams, hundred-year-old oaks covered with a carpet of mosses and lichens, coulees and traces of deer, wild boars or otters, let yourself be guided along the water, on t...

 Saint-Hilaire-Foissac

"Sire, all the straw in your kingdom wouldn't fill my Ventadour moat". Quote from the Duke of Ventadour. Explore the natural ramparts of the Vigne gorges around the Château de Ventadour and discover the village of Le Moustier, founded around an ancient priory in the 12th century. As you emerge from...

 Moustier-Ventadour

A small, undulating circuit on the edge of the Luzège Gorges, where landscape and heritage are the order of the day. Discover the treasures of the Lapleau church.

 Lapleau

The peat bog path and its pontoon bridge lead you to the very heart of the peat bog for a discovery full of surprises. This unique trail, currently being renewed for the Tourism & Handicap mark for hearing, motor and mental disabilities, allows everyone to discover the heart of the Col de la Blanche...

 Péret-Bel-Air

A 29 km sportive circuit that takes you to the heart of the Monédières! From the village of Chaumeil, you'll pass the Maurianges pond, climb to the Suc-au-May orientation table, where an incredible panoramic view awaits you, and cross the small hamlet of La Monédière. Difficulty: difficult.

 Chaumeil

On March 15, 1943, a camp of Secret Army maquisards from the Neuvic-Lapleau unit was set up in a rock shelter in the steep Dordogne gorges. Despite difficult access, the camp was flushed out by Vichy police in 1944. In memory of the maquisards, this tour takes you to one of their most inaccessible h...

 Saint-Merd-de-Lapleau

Between Vedrenne and La Brette, history and landscape come together for the pleasure of the hiker. For the courageous who climb up to the Brette rock, their effort is quickly rewarded by an exceptional view of the Egletons area which stretches as far as the Auvergne. For history lovers, the architec...

 Péret-Bel-Air