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On this route, discover the richness of the local heritage. Walk through the Coteaux de Tannay vineyards and meet the winegrowers who produce this famous grape variety known as ‘Melon’. Follow the famous waterway, the Nivernais Canal, and with a bit of luck, as you round a lock, you’ll see a boat passing through. Discover the 13th-century Saint-Loup Church and the bust of Paul-Jean Rigollot, inventor of “Papier Rigollot”.

Explore the natural landscape around Corbigny, which combines woodland, streams and meadows. Discover the town of Corbigny too, with its abbey, church, rich heritage and numerous events.

This route takes you on a journey of discovery through the village of Mhère, its landscapes and its rich heritage.It’s an opportunity to discover the Notre-Dame du Morvan Chapel, situated at an altitude of 554 metres on top of a hill with a superb panoramic view. It overlooks the surrounding regions and the village of Mhère. One of the hills visible from here is nicknamed ‘the crocodile’.

Follow in the footsteps of our Gallo-Roman ancestors, discover a lovely Cluniac site and stroll through the charming villages of the Beuvron. This route will take you to the Church of Saint-Révérien, a Cluniac site, the Gallo-Roman settlement of Compierre and a number of charming villages.

Explore the diverse landscapes of the Beuvron region on this multifaceted walk. Starting from Brinon-sur-Beuvron, you’ll pass through several charming villages such as Neuilly and Champallement. The Olcy washhouse offers a refreshing break during your walk.

Setting off from the village of Anthien, embark on a challenging hike that will take you past beautiful panoramic views and a rich rural heritage: Anthien Church, Saint-Pierre Chapel, the ‘Lavoir du Loup’ and the Calvary along the way.

Starting from Guipy Town Hall, explore the rural countryside, which blends tranquil landscapes with picturesque hamlets around the village. Along the route, don’t miss the sculpture ‘Le flotteur’, the statue of Saint Germain-l’Auxerrois and the tympanum of Saint-Germain Church.

Starting from the church in Saint-Aubin-des-Chaumes, set off to explore unspoilt countryside along paths that wind through charming hamlets. As you walk, enjoy superb panoramic views of the hill of Vézelay and Bazoches Castle, amidst historic sites and unspoilt landscapes.

As you follow this route, set out to discover the Beuvron and its rich heritage. Starting from the village of Brinon-sur-Beuvron, the route takes you to the chapels of Huban and La Montagne, before reaching the remarkable site of Montgué. With its mix of country lanes, heritage and panoramic views of the Beuvron countryside, a walk full of discoveries awaits you.

Starting from Lantilly Castle, set off to explore the wooded landscapes of the Morvan. The trail takes you through shady forests, perfect for a peaceful walk amidst nature and heritage. Along the way, listen to a local legend and stop off to meet a snail farmer – snails are an iconic speciality of the Burgundy region.

As you float along, set off to explore the idyllic Canal du Nivernais and the Rigole d’Yonne. From Port-Brûlé, the route invites you to admire a remarkable series of 16 locks, enabling boats to gradually negotiate the difference in level and continue their journey along the canal. It is a journey through the canal’s heritage, nature and peaceful landscapes.

With family or friends, set off to discover the flora and fauna around a pond. The nature trails allow us to explore the Sensitive Natural Areas in our department. These are places open to the public to raise awareness of the preservation of natural heritage and local landscapes.

With family or friends, explore the unspoilt natural surroundings of Étang de la Perchette and the food chain of the ponds. The nature trails allow us to discover the Sensitive Natural Areas of our department. These are sites open to the public to raise awareness of the preservation of natural heritage and local landscapes.

With family or friends, discover the unique features of this natural site. The nature trails allow us to explore the Sensitive Natural Areas of our department. These are places open to the public to raise awareness of the preservation of natural heritage and local landscapes.