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Route des Borderies in Louzac-Saint-André
At the westernmost tip of Charente, Louzac-Saint-André, with its two villages and numerous hamlets, is a typical commune of the Borderies region in Saintonge.
These rural paths wind through alternating wooded areas and vineyards.
From valleys to hills, in addition to beautiful views of the Romanesque churches of Saint-Martin de Louzac and Saint-André, walkers will discover two remarkable natural landscapes, the Ri Bellot Valley and the Vallée de La Croix.
Exploring the Vallée de la Croix
The municipality of Louzac-Saint-André is criss-crossed by around 40 km of country lanes, offering the chance to discover a wide variety of landscapes amidst vineyards and woodland. The peaceful Vallée de la Croix is a remarkable example of this, unanimously recognised as representative of the natural and historical heritage of the Borderies.
Hikers and walkers, set off to explore it or rediscover it for yourselves with the route suggested here, which is accessible to all.
Walks near Eglise Saint-Martin de Louzac
Vallons et Borderies in Saint-Bris-des-Bois
This route will allow you to discover the variety of landscapes in the Borderies region. The Coran valley from Saint-Brice-des-Bois to Saint-Sauvant runs alongside three villages where you will find places to eat as well as remarkable churches and monuments. Once past Saint-Sauvant, you will experience the secret side of the Borderies, where vineyards and farms can be discovered at the edge of a wood or in the hollow of a valley. Here, nature is less tamed than in the rest of the region.