OT Ars Trévoux
- Hôtel Pierre et Anne de Bourbon, Place de la Grande Argue 01600 Trévoux
- Tel:04.74.00.36.32
- Website: https://ars-trevoux.com/
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Published route(s)
Fléchères via the towpath from Beauregard
Set off on a nature and culture walk between the Saône and the châteaux.
Saint-Bernard Circular
Follow in the footsteps of the painter Utrillo and his mother Suzanne Valadon to discover the pretty village of Saint-Bernard and its banks of the Saône.
Ars walking route
Set off on a nature walk through fields and woodland, where peace and quiet and birdsong await you.
Between the Saône and the Plateau, starting from Massieux
From the Dombes plateau to the banks of the Saône, make the most of this walk to enjoy a refreshing cultural break at the Maison Eclusière in Parcieux.
Chanteins Chapel
Set off to discover a hidden treasure in a lush green setting!
The Walk starting from Ars-sur-Formans
This route will guide you in the footsteps of Jean-Marie Vianney, the Holy Curé of Ars, a man with an extraordinary destiny, and will allow you to discover a countryside perfect for recharging your batteries.
La Vieille Halle in Frans
From the restored market hall to the recently refurbished lake, via a remarkable church, this route combines the old and the new.
Le Fond de Juis in Savigneux
A relaxing route in natural surroundings. Highlights include a14th-century brick fortified castle and a pond.
The Grand Rieux in Civrieux
A pleasant route around the village of Civrieux.
Routes of the Savigneux and Ambérieux-en-Dombes ponds
With this route, set off to discover the remains that bear witness to the past in the kingdom of the ponds.
Les Grandes Terres – Rancé, Toussieux, Savigneux
This route combines nature and heritage between Rancé, Toussieux and Savigneux.
La Pierre Brune walk
This walk combines nature and heritage. In the centre of the village of Rancé, discover the oldest and most important witness to the history of the commune, the Romanesque church, which has been renovated several times. You will discover the wash house, a testament to the 19th-century hygiene movement, as well as the Pierre Brune, a block of granite, the local "big rock".