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Beaulieu-sur-Loire walks
Starlings in the Pays Fort
In this undulating landscape of the Pays Fort, the walk winds its way through pastures, farmland and wooded areas rich in game, following the ‘bouch’tures’ – a term used by the people of Berry to describe the tall hedgerows lining the hedgerow-lined paths.
Circular route starting from Batilly-en-Puisaye via Maillebois
A cycle route exploring the landscapes of the Loiret. From Batilly-en-Puisaye to Dammarie-en-Puisaye, you’ll discover the beautiful countryside of Puisaye. On this route, you’ll also come across the Maillebois goat farm, where you can buy their goat’s cheese.
Family Ecolodge - Attrape Rêve
A route to the Attrape Rêve equestrian centre in Dammarie-en-Puisaye
Bissiols d'en Bas - Préberne - Les Doisnes
Hike along sunken paths and through undergrowth, cross streams and return via the village of Savigny.
From Briare to Beaulieu-sur-Loire
This hike begins with a crossing of the magnificent Briare Canal Bridge. This crossing is a privilege and if you are there early in the morning, you are sure to experience a range of emotions.It continues along paths that run alongside the canal parallel to the Loire, offering bucolic panoramas.
The Chemin des Bois, starting from Arquian
This route is no longer passable. Trees are blocking the paths, and some of these paths are in very poor condition. The signposting put in place a few years ago is no longer up to date. Work will soon be carried out, including a new site survey and new signposting
Arquian is situated in Puisaye Nivernaise; the river Vrille, a tributary of the Loire, flows through the area.
In the village square, the bust of Jean Carriès, sculpted by Charles Gaudry, pays tribute to the famous ceramicist.
Les Gallons
Marked route No. 36.
A route south of Lavau featuring frequent fords, all of which have been improved, and numerous isolated farms or those grouped into small hamlets. The wooded sections are dominated by deciduous trees such as oak, slender hornbeam or pollarded hornbeam, and trees typical of wetland habitats such as birch, aspen, alder and willow...
P'ti Jean
Marked route No. 81.Wooded sections, rural and sunken paths, and small roads in the heart of the countryside make up the charm of this walk through the lands of the former Grand Treasurer of the Kingdom of France, Jacques Cœur.
From dyke to dyke in Champoulet
The route goes from pond to pond around the village of Champoulet. There is wildlife to discover.
Old stone buildings and sunken lanes in the Pays Fort
A rolling bocage landscape, typical houses in black and ochre sandstone, and a pyramid-shaped barn – a walk to reconnect with unspoilt nature.
Through the Berry hedgerows
A beautiful route for appreciating the landscapes of the Pays Fort. Moving from sunken paths hidden beneath hedgerows (known as ‘bouch’tures’) to open grassy tracks with views of the rolling hills of the Sancerrois offers walkers a variety of wild landscapes typical of the Sologne region of the Berry.
The Breteau ditches
A signposted, family-friendly, shaded walk along the Breteau ditches that feed the Briare Canal. This easy route also takes you to the Étang de la Grande Rue lake and its dam. Suitable for pushchairs and bicycles, you can enjoy the cool shade of the undergrowth in summer and a dry path in wet weather.
The short dog walk in Bannay
For beginner walkers or those simply accompanied by their four-legged friends, enjoy this unspoilt site, close to the Cosne campsite in Bannay. Follow the Petite Promenade du Chien trail on foot (or by bike).
Along the banks of the Loire between Cosne and Port Aubry
Walk along the banks of the Loire from Cosne-Cours-sur-Loire to Port Aubry.
Exploring the banks of the Loire and the woods of Villechaud
A family-friendly walk combining sunken paths and a quiet tarmac road.
The Giennois hillsides from Saint-Père
A walk near Cosne-sur-Loire through the vineyards of the “Coteaux du Giennois” – less well-known than those of Sancerre or Pouilly, but situated on the banks of the Loire in the immediate vicinity of these two appellations. This walk will allow you to discover this region. The route is signposted in yellow.