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Azergue (rivière) walks
Castles, vineyards and golden stones
A lovely circular route with little elevation gain that takes you through vineyards and forests.You’ll discover the village of Glay, built of golden stone, and pass by Courbeville Castle.You’ll also discover the village of Chessy with its castle and its 12th/15th-century church.
Circular hike in the Chamelet woods
A lovely, easy walk through the woods above Chamelet.
Chessy loop at the Glay quarries
This walk will take you from Chessy station to the old quarries of Glay. The route passes through the picturesque hamlet of Glay with its golden stone houses
Along the Azergues
A round trip walk along the Azergues River from Lozanne. This is a beautiful walk for lovers of flora and fauna. Don't hesitate to go down to the river banks when possible.
Route from La Roche d'Ajoux starting from Poule-les-Écharmeaux
During this hike, you will pass:
- Above a 4,153-metre-long railway tunnel and near a 96-metre-deep ventilation shaft.
- The Col des Écharmeaux, which has been a transit point for goods between the Saône and Loire valleys since the 14th century. Napoleon is said to have passed through here on his return from Elba.
- At La Roche d'Ajoux (970 m), the highest point in the upper Azergues valley.
Circular Ponts Tarrets starting from Sarcey
Depart from Sarcey opposite the church, taking the Voie du Tacot to Ponts Tarrets, then head towards Le Breuil to return to Sarcey. A very pleasant and easy walk.
Circular route via Lucenay starting from Anse
This is an easy hike starting from Anse, allowing you to discover the countryside around Anse and Lucenay.
Please note: The start and finish points of this walk are close to Anse railway station, so you can reach the town by train. Alternatively, if travelling by car, parking is free.
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The Voie du Tacot starting from Bois-d'Oingt
It is thanks to the Amis de la Voie du Tacot that you will discover this walk. This association organises walks throughout the year, with the largest gathering taking place in early November. Two lines of the Chemins de Fer du Beaujolais, opened between 1901 and 1902, linked Villefranche to Monsols and Villefranche to Tarare. The car replaced the train in 1934. Walk along sections of this track, now converted into a footpath, which runs the entire length from Liergues to Sarcey.