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Chevagnes walks
Circular route around Chevagnes
A walk around the village of Chevagnes, in the Sologne Bourbonnaise, along the Acolin stream and then across meadows, passing numerous farms which are no longer inhabited.
A tour of the idyllic surroundings of La Chapelle-aux-Chasses
A pleasant walk along paths and tracks, some of which are tarmac-surfaced, presenting no difficulty whatsoever, which will allow you to discover, amongst other things, some of the buildings and farms of the Bourbonnais region. The route passes in front of the Château de Magny, a private property which is not open to visitors.
Beurdin des Bois in Bourbon-Lancy
Set amidst heritage and greenery, from the start of the lakeside route, you’ll enjoy views of the spa district before recharging your batteries in the Forest of Germigny. You’ll then enjoy superb views of the Loire Valley and a panorama of Bourbon-Lancy and its medieval quarter.
Circular Nivernais starting from Toury-Lurcy
A walk through the bocage landscape of the Nivernais region. Here, the hedges that border the meadows have been preserved, giving the surrounding countryside a certain charm. Throughout this circular route, you may see horses, donkeys and cattle grazing, the latter mainly of the Charolais breed.
The Beaver Trail, Allier Nature Reserve
A round trip on the Sentier aménagé des Castors (Beaver Trail) from Moulins, along the banks of the Allier.
Strolling and museums in Moulins
On the agenda for a busy day: a visit to the unmissable National Centre for Stage Costumes, which alone is worth a detour to Moulins; you'll still have time to cross the Allier to stroll through the shopping streets and the historic district, perhaps visiting one or two other museums.The time indicated for this trip does not, of course, take into account visits to the various museums.
A circular loop starting from Neuilly-le-Réal
This easy walk will take you past some of Neuilly-le-Réal’s key landmarks, as well as a château and a few ponds. You’ll see numerous boundary walls and building walls made of multicoloured bricks, laid in a diamond pattern.
Double circular loops from the Croix des Lafonds via Bellevue
Circular walks, in the shape of a figure of eight, along sunken paths, through pastures and hedgerows with lovely views of the countryside.
La Brigandière Trail
Circular walk to enjoy the countryside. Starts and finishes at the Étangs des Baillys. The route follows mainly rural paths through the hedgerow countryside of the Sologne Bourbonnaise, with sunken lanes that are damp or even wet in places, old oak trees, and wild flora and fauna – keep quiet and observe...This route becomes technical in winter or after wet weather, which adds to the charm of the old paths...
Puy Saint-Ambroise from Saint-Léon
A short walk around the village of Saint-Léon, including a stop at Puy Saint-Ambroise to admire the exceptional panoramic view.
Tour of Saint-Léon
Long tour of the village of Saint-Léon, ending at the summit of Puy Saint-Ambroise.
La Sasseigne
Starting from Saint-Léon, this is a short walk offering a beautiful panoramic view of the Morvan.
Le Puy Saint-Ambroise
Le Puy Saint-Ambroise overlooks the plateaus of the Sologne Bourbonnaise. At an average altitude of 436 metres, it offers a vast panorama, to the north over the Morvan, to the south-east over the Monts du Lyonnais, and to the south-west over the Chaîne des Puys and the Massif du Sancy.
Puy Saint-Ambroise - Château de Coulon - Château de la Varenne
Starting from Puy Saint-Ambroise, you will see two castles on this 15 km route.
Decize route, by boat on the Loire
Route along the Loire, via Île de Caqueret and the old town.
Circular Châtelperron starting from Jaligny-sur-Besbre
Hike starting from Jaligny secondary school, mostly on farm tracks and paths with around 35% tarmac, passing through the village of Chatelperron where you can see the fortified castle, listed as a Historic Monument: private property, not open to visitors. Beautiful scenery in good weather on the Colombier ridge. Beautiful view of the castle on its rocky outcrop on the descent from La Roche. A small museum of local prehistory and a restaurant are located on the route at Chatelperron station. The return journey is partly along the "Chemin du Tacot", an old railway line.