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The tour of the fortified castle...without taking your eyes off it
Medieval castle, viaduct, springs, washhouses and heritage, something to enjoy with the family !
If that's not enough, a little bungee jump to get the adrenaline pumping ?
Druyes-les-Belles-Fontaines is classified in the villages "Cities of character of Bourgogne-Franche-Comté".
Blin Farm – Druyes Valley
Marked hike N°51.
From the old medieval castle, discover a village built between an old, partly dried-up marsh and a cliff. Druyes Valley offers a green setting that contrasts with the chalky rocks that support the ruined building.
The Andryes' Marsh path
Marked hike n°62.
This site located in the void diagonal, as some like to say, conceals many assets.
If, with the help of agricultural machinery, the search for productivity was the goal in the middle of the 20th century, it has not led to the expected results. Today, it is towards a restoration of biodiversity that we are moving. The fauna and flora are gradually returning.
Discovering this heritage also helps to educate children.
Superb educational walk!
Route around the marshes of Druyes-les-Belles-Fontaines
This hike allows you to observe a rich variety of flora and fauna, with numerous wild flowers and many birds in the Druyes Marsh Observatory, as well as beautiful landscapes in the forest.
Fougilet wash house and leisure trail
Route closed by municipal order of 9 July 2021.
A short family walk featuring a few pieces of play equipment along the leisure trail. A really enjoyable outing for everyone.
The leisure trail along the old tracks
Route closed by municipal order dated 9 July 2026.
Marked walk No. 12.A route themed around recreational sport, following a section of an old railway line and a section of an ancient Roman road, with some wonderful heritage sites to discover.
The Druyes Viaduct and the Panama Valley
Marked route No. 11.
This route takes you to the small village of Druyes-les-Belles-Fontaines, passing through wooded areas and farmland. The return journey follows an old railway line. Between Les Roches and Pesselière, you can admire the cedars of La Lavière, and in Pesselières, the Sully tree as well as the ruins of the old castle.
From the Church to Le Sully via the Cèdres de la Lavière
Marked trail No. 10.
Discover the local heritage: ponds and old drinking troughs, crosses and calvaries, the Sully lime tree, and the cedars of La Lavière. Beautiful views of varied, rolling countryside punctuate this route, the length of which can be adapted to suit.
Although classified as a walking route, this route is also one of the most beautiful routes for mountain biking, hybrid cycling and horse riding.
Around the village of Sougères-en-Puisaye
Explore the hamlets on the outskirts of the village of Sougères-en-Puisaye.
The Montagne des Alouettes as seen from Etais-la-Sauvin
A very pleasant walk in all seasons across the plain and through the woods, climbing to the region’s highest point (363 m). Along the ancient Roman road, discover the old underground limestone quarries, which were used to build the region’s houses and bridges. Magnificent panoramic views stretch out on either side of this road, which once linked Auxerre to Nevers, with Entrains-sur-Nohain as its main junction.
Chemin du Puits
Marked trail No. 29.
A pleasant walk or mountain bike ride in all weathers.
This route has been surveyed and marked out by members of the local association À Travers Champs. It is fully signposted with yellow signs, black lettering and yellow arrows on a red background.
The Vassy Valley
Marked route No. 56.
The Hauts-de-Forterre plateau offers some stunning views and a charming heritage, highlighted by the orientation table and the route of old trade signs dotted around the village.
On the road between Coulanges-sur-Yonne and Lucy-sur-Yonne
Walk along the banks of the Yonne and the canal. Beautiful views of Lucy-sur-Yonne and the castle from the film La Grande Vadrouille.
Bois de la Faine
Waymarked route N°48.
A beautiful woodland walk on this limestone plateau, even if at the start you need to take a little road to reach the Bois de la Faine and beyond. The forest we pass through is rich in species of wood and specimens of oak and beech, and is no match for the nearby Forêt de Frétoy.
Chemin de la Romance
Marked walk No. 58.
This circular route takes you along old tracks to discover the different aspects of the Forterre, a land of arable farming dotted with woods.
The Test-Milon hill
Marked walk No. 59.
Route from Lain around Test-Milon, including a section along the Roman road.
Wash houses and the Sainte-Geneviève Spring
Marked trail No. 54.
This walk is a real surprise! Set off from the village church, then head to a hamlet to find the town hall, before wandering through the rugged, limestone terrain of La Forterre to discover isolated hamlets and farms. On the way back, enjoy a lovely view from the plateau over the woods and landscapes of the Poyau region.
The banks of the Yonne in Clamecy
A lovely walk along the banks of the Yonne, the canal and the surroundings of Clamecy.This walk is based on the "Water and Wind Route" but is slightly shorter.
The Water and Wind Route in Clamecy
In Clamecy, explore medieval houses, the Nivernais Canal, the River Yonne and more recent developments, such as the wind turbines.
"Romain Rolland" Writers’ Trail
Head up to the hills above Clamecy to discover another vantage point over the ‘Little Venice of the Nièvre’, as Romain Rolland liked to describe it.
Your gaze will first be drawn to the River Yonne, the statue of the raftsman and the Church of Notre-Dame-de-Bethléem, a reminder of the bishopric, which was exiled to Clamecy in the 13th century.
From Sembert, Clamecy and its medieval historic centre seem nestled amidst lush countryside, traversed by the River Yonne and the Nivernais Canal, one of the most beautiful canals in Europe.
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