Walks and hikes

Ridge, hollow, paved, cross or Roman road, these routes criss-cross and criss-cross our countryside. True witnesses of past civilizations and of the know-how in terms of communication routes, the paths you will walk along during your hike will tell you their stories....

 Montaignac-Saint-Hippolyte

From the Plateau de Millevaches to the Massif des Monédières, hikers can immerse themselves in the history of this region. This itinerary invites walkers to discover and contemplate the forest landscapes and heritage of the different villages they pass through. This GRP® will enable you to discover...

 Chaumeil

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

A beautiful escapade between numerous small hamlets and wild valleys with a wide variety of paths and undergrowth singles, with no technical difficulty, except for a descent on a paved path to reach the Gire bridge.

 Saint-Merd-de-Lapleau

In an exceptional setting, this trail along the water?s edge, enhanced by thematic panels, offers a walk accessible to all. The étang de Mérignac l?Eglise and its surroundings await you to reveal their secrets. Four panels on history, natural environments, flora and fauna enhance this discovery trai...

 Meyrignac-l'Église

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

A 91 km loop that takes you through our region, passing close to the Dordogne Gorges. Remarkable sites, wild gorges, a wealth of heritage: that's what you'll have the chance to discover on the GRP Entre Dordogne et Ventadour.

 Marcillac-la-Croisille

Combrignac, landing stage for pike fishing or starting point for walkers, its paved paths lead you to the hills and plateaus of the Doustre. On the Rouffie stream, a very discreet mammal leaves its epreinte on leaving the water. Made up of fish scales and bones and with a characteristic musk, this t...

 Champagnac-la-Noaille

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

The puys, once bare and covered entirely with heather, have lost their sheep and shepherds. The resinous trees now dress our mountains and participate in a new economy. At the puy d'Aubard, an exceptional panorama awaits you, a veritable history book of landscapes where all the major components retr...

 Saint-Yrieix-le-Déjalat

Starting from Egletons, this 52 km long, gently undulating route invites you to travel through the Viscounty of Ventadour, an ancient feudal principality. You will pass by the castle of Ventadour built in the 12th century. Situated on a particularly narrow rocky spur, it rises to an altitude of 572...

 Égletons