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Dicy walks
Around Dicy
Set off on a 7 km walk from the centre of the rural village of Dicy... (shorter 2.5 km alternative). Can be done on foot or by bike on paved local roads. This walk is suitable for families.
The Conservatory Orchard
Marked route No. 109.
A lovely little walk in the hills above Dicy, where you can enjoy a beautiful view of the surrounding area, not to mention the lovely walk through the Jubliers woodland.
Vallée des Chats
There are quite a few lovely stretches through wooded paths in places, with a few gentle ascents and descents all around Dicy.
La balade Dicycoise et les villes perdues
Cette randonnée vous permettra de découvrir le village de Dicy dans ses recoins au cœur de l'église et sans oublier par la suite de belles traversées en sous-bois. Idéal pour s'en donner à cœur joie avec toute la famille.
La Chanteraine
This walk will allow you to explore the village of Villefranche with its narrow streets and church, as well as the two small lakes set in their beautiful green surroundings. Don’t forget to visit the highest point in Villefranche towards the end of the walk, where you can enjoy a stunning view between the (7) and the (8). Ideal for a family outing.
The Villefranchoise walk and the large farm
This lovely little walk will allow you to discover every nook and cranny of the town of Villefranche, not forgetting, of course, its famous walks through the hamlets and the beautiful stretch crossing La Garenne.
The Chaumotte and Crouteaux ponds
A lovely little walk taking in the beautiful Étang de la Chaumotte and passing through the Bois Mercier.
La Haute Maison, starting from Villefranche
A lovely, enjoyable walk through woodland and hamlets, with plenty of beautiful views.
The Villefranche ponds
Marked route No. 111.
Circular route featuring woods and ponds, with a section bordering the departments of Yonne and Loiret.
La balade de Prunoy et le Champ de la Cure
Belle petite balade autour de la ville de Prunoy.
The Saint-Laurent Spring (Prunoy)
Marked route No. 105.
Place Saint-Laurent, which serves as a car park, was once the site of the church dedicated to Saint Laurent. It was spared by the various wars but not by the decision to demolish it in 1936 due to a lack of maintenance.
A walk through plains and woodland, following streams, ponds and marshes.
The Ru du Cuivre
There are a few fords and footbridges to cross, as well as the Bois du Foulon, not forgetting the famous Malvau hill.
Le Cuivre, starting from Chêne-Arnoult
Marked route No. 67.
Between the Ouanne and its tributary, the Ru du Cuivre, the Bois du Foulon hill makes all the difference.
Les Champs du Cormier
A lovely walk through a series of hamlets, with beautiful sections through the woodland of Champ Vachery and Les Chaumes Brunes, all situated south-east of Charny.
The Charny Ponds Walk
This is a lovely short walk to enjoy with the family, especially with young children. Just over 3 kilometres, it’ll introduce you to the wildlife around the lakes. The playground is sure to delight the little ones!
Charny’s historic centre and ponds
Marked route No. 68.
A lovely walk combining aquatic and historic settings, with the added bonus of a vantage point overlooking the village and some stunning views.
La Mothe-aux-Aulnaies
This route takes you, right from the start, across the Ouanne on your right, through the woodland of Les Jubliers and, finally, across the Étang de Charny on your left, set in its beautiful green surroundings.
The Mountain of the Ponds
On this route, you’ll come across some famous sections, such as the Bois Pairé on the left-hand edge between points (6) and (7), as well as from point (8) to (9), and of course don’t forget the lovely walk through the Bois du Foulon.