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Camping de la Calanque walks
The gardens of the Lac du Bourdon spillways
Association / Club / Walk leader 
10.00 km
+69 m
-65 m
3h 05
Easy
Departure from Saint-Fargeau (Yonne)
Marked route No. 85After a section through the woods and then in the open, the gardens below Lac du Bourdon offer a superb panorama of rows of spillways channelled by walls built of Puisaye sandstone. Then, following part of the lake, return to the bathing area and the car park.
La Coupure du Lac du Bourdon
Association / Club / Walk leader 4.44 km
+38 m
-38 m
1h 25
Easy
Departure from Saint-Fargeau (Yonne)
Marked route No. 86A short route combining part of the lake shore and sunken paths in the undergrowth. Depending on the water level of the lake, the shore may be preferable to the path.
Walks near Camping de la Calanque
From the Côte de Labert to the bell tower
Visorando member 
6.66 km
+95 m
-73 m
2h 10
Easy
Departure from Sainte-Colombe-sur-Loing (Yonne)
From the village, this path follows part of the ridges of the hill separating the two natural regions of Puisaye to the west and Forterre to the east.
Between the Fossés Noirs and the Pierre Noire
Visorando member 
6.92 km
+80 m
-59 m
2h 10
Easy
Departure from Thury (Yonne) (Yonne)
Starting from St Julien church, follow the paths to reach the Moulin de Hausse Côte.
From Thury to Lainsecq via the Montagne des Alouettes
Visorando member 
14.79 km
+213 m
-188 m
4h 50
Moderate
Departure from Thury (Yonne) (Yonne)
Pass by the Moulery wash house and the Roman road with panoramic views of Puisaye, Forterre, Frétoy Forest and Druyes Castle.
Entrains - Ouanne via the Roman road
Visorando member 25.25 km
+376 m
-315 m
2 hrs
Moderate
Departure from Entrains-sur-Nohain (Nièvre)
Route along part of the Roman road linking Bourges to Auxerre, starting from Entrains-sur-Nohain (formerly Intaranum in Gallo-Roman times) in the Nièvre department to Ouanne (Odoana) in the Yonne department.From the vast expanses of woods and forests and the large plains of cultivated land, passing through two of the highest points in this region (367m and 368m), discover new spaces, views, fauna and flora on these limestone plateaus and hills.