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Andelaroche walks
Grand Route of the Crosses in Andelaroche
Set off to discover the 18 crosses in our parish.
Throughout your walk, you’ll discover our historical heritage, starting from Saint-Pierre Church, passing through various hamlets, with a stop at Glennet to explore its castle, mill and pond.
The Chestnut Route above the village of Arfeuilles
A short route above Arfeuilles, at the entrance to the Bourbonnais mountains, offering lovely views of the surrounding area.
Route Ramille in Arfeuilles
A pleasant walk starting from Arfeuilles, with plenty of woodland, crossing the Barbenan, and lovely views of the surrounding area.
Passing through Ramille and Barret
A route above the village of Arfeuilles, at the foot of the Bourbonnais mountains, with lovely views of the surrounding area and a lovely stretch through the forest.
Le Crozet and La Pacaudière
A short walk to explore the old village of Le Crozet, which has been beautifully restored and is a real pleasure to visit. A brief journey through history, offering panoramic views of the Roanne plain and the story of the ‘Le Crozet accident’ in 1971.
The Pisserote Waterfall
This hike will allow you to discover the Cascade de la Pisserote waterfall on the Barbenan.
Route from Châteauroux to Isserpent
Route starting from Isserpent, a small village at the foot of the Bourbonnais mountains, 15 km east of Vichy.
An easy hike through the Bourbonnais countryside.
The washhouse route in Saint-Bonnet-des-Quarts
A route through woods and along paths, starting from the small village of Saint-Bonnet-des-Quarts.
From leats to Loge des Gardes
This stage crosses the highest villages in the Monts de la Madeleine, at an altitude of around 1,000 metres, and allows you to visit two major tourist attractions in St-Nicolas-des-Leat (03): the Allée des Géants and the Pierre Châtel. Most of the route is through deciduous forest, home to mushrooms. The stage ends at the Loge des Gardes sports resort, where accommodation is available (hotel-restaurant).
Puy du Roc route
Route from Puy du Roc starting from Chatel-Montagne in the Bourbonnais mountains.
Puy Saint-Ambroise - Château de Coulon - Château de la Varenne
Starting from Puy Saint-Ambroise, you will see two castles on this 15 km route.
Le Puy Saint-Ambroise
Le Puy Saint-Ambroise overlooks the plateaus of the Sologne Bourbonnaise. At an average altitude of 436 metres, it offers a vast panorama, to the north over the Morvan, to the south-east over the Monts du Lyonnais, and to the south-west over the Chaîne des Puys and the Massif du Sancy.
La Sasseigne
Starting from Saint-Léon, this is a short walk offering a beautiful panoramic view of the Morvan.
Tour of Saint-Léon
Long tour of the village of Saint-Léon, ending at the summit of Puy Saint-Ambroise.
Puy Saint-Ambroise from Saint-Léon
A short walk around the village of Saint-Léon, including a stop at Puy Saint-Ambroise to admire the exceptional panoramic view.
Circular Châtelperron starting from Jaligny-sur-Besbre
Hike starting from Jaligny secondary school, mostly on farm tracks and paths with around 35% tarmac, passing through the village of Chatelperron where you can see the fortified castle, listed as a Historic Monument: private property, not open to visitors. Beautiful scenery in good weather on the Colombier ridge. Beautiful view of the castle on its rocky outcrop on the descent from La Roche. A small museum of local prehistory and a restaurant are located on the route at Chatelperron station. The return journey is partly along the "Chemin du Tacot", an old railway line.