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Betz 'rivière) - Affluent du Loing walks
The wild hyacinth trail and the Betz Valley at Branles
This route explores the bottom of the Betz valley, with two lovely sections crossing fords or small bridges at Moulin de Madame and Barbigny, and above all a remarkable stretch through the forest in spring when the hyacinths are in bloom. Some sections are shared with other walks starting from the garden in the valley.
Around Bazoches-sur-le-Betz
The walk begins with a tour of hamlets where donkeys and horses live and ends in the tranquillity of the woodland in the Betz Valley.
The 4 mills, between the valley and the plateau around the Betz via the Chemin du Roy
A lovely little walk through light and shade, centred on the Betz Valley, which you cross four times near the Moulin de Brandard, the Moulin de Madame, the Moulin de Cusset (more visible) and the Moulin de Gros Lot.
Around Bransles via the Betz and Ardouzes valleys
This route is the only one marked in green in the communeYou can start it from the village or from the garden in the valley; it takes in two superb valleys, that of the Betz via the Chemin du Roi and that of the Ardouzes, passing in front of the village’s listed church and the 13th-century Château du Mez le Maréchal (in the commune of Dordives).
Walks near Betz 'rivière) - Affluent du Loing
Way of St James: from Villeneuve-sur-Yonne to Joigny
Section of the Paris–Vézelay Way of St James
Two very typical little Burgundian towns, Villeneuve-sur-Yonne and Joigny, which have preserved, amongst other things, some beautiful churches.
Beautiful views all along the way (the Yonne valley, the hills, Saint-Julien-du-Sault)
This stage can easily be completed using the TER train, which takes you back to your starting point.
Sens – Villeneuve-sur-Yonne
This walk is the third section of the Via Burgundia®, which crosses Burgundy from Montereau-Fault-Yonne to Mâcon and is divided into three stages: the Yonne stage, the Morvan stage and, finally, the Southern Burgundy stage.
It is an interesting stage which, for the most part, overlooks the Yonne valley, offering beautiful views. The landscapes are varied and often open. You’ll walk through fields and meadows, as well as a few woodlands. The route features some gentle inclines, which add to the enjoyment of the walk.
Arriving in Villeneuve-sur-Yonne gives you the chance to explore a charming medieval town with a remarkable heritage.