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Chapelle de Buron (Yronde-et-Buron) walks

Via Puy Rousset, Yronde and Buron

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Departure from Parent (Puy-de-Dôme)

A circular route offering beautiful panoramic views of the Chaîne des Puys, the Limagne and the Sancy massif, passing through the ancient villages of Parent, Yronde and Buron. Of note: a pretty church in Yronde (open every time we passed by), the basalt mound of the old feudal castle of Buron called the Citadelle de Buron, fountains, wash houses and traditional dwellings.

Walks near Chapelle de Buron (Yronde-et-Buron)

Walking quiz "Through our history in Saint-Amant-Tallende"

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Balade-quiz "Au fil de nos histoires à Saint-Amant-Tallende"

Departure from Saint-Amant-Tallende (Puy-de-Dôme)

This route is linked to a quiz walk that allows you to discover the town's iconic sites and learn about its history and heritage in a fun way. Find the "Au fil de nos histoires" poster on the church square and scan the QR code to start the game (free, no registration or app download required). You can choose the "adult" trail or the "adult + child" trail (with additional questions for children aged 6 to 11). The description below refers only to the "adult" route.

Ceyrat - Saint-Genès village via Chaos de la Faille and Artière

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Departure from Ceyrat (Puy-de-Dôme)

A third, very "geological" stage, allowing you to discover an impressive rock chaos, evidence of the Limagne Fault that borders the Plateau des Dômes, and the small gorges of the Artière. The itinerary also allows you to continue your discovery of Ceyrat with a visit to its second ancient village, Boisséjour.

Beaumont - Ceyrat via Puy de Montrognon

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Departure from Beaumont (Puy-de-Dôme) (Puy-de-Dôme)

A fairly short second stage between Beaumont and Ceyrat, passing by the pretty Moulin de la Tranchère, a renovated mill on the banks of the Artière, then by the summit of Puy de Montrognon, crowned by a tower that is the remains of a medieval castle.