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The ‘Passage de la Barque’ at Lichéres from Fontclaireau
On this walk, organised by Philippe and described by Mario, you’ll cross the Charente several times via footbridges. Before crossing it one last time by taking the Lichères ferry. Don’t miss a visit to Saint-Denis Church before arriving in Lichères.
Stade-Chalet des Biches in Cellettes
Short walk in the Boixe forest.
After a glimpse of the village and its castle, you will walk along a hunting ground with its refuge... Then you will venture into the Boixe Forest, following grassy paths, one of which has been turned into a botanical trail...
Near the Pierre du Sacrifice site, you can visit the well-restored Tumulus...
Nature walk in Puymerle
You will be able to walk in complete tranquillity on most of this route, which takes you off the beaten track.If you enjoy relaxed walking, this hike is for you.
Tribute to the crash of the B17-G Channel Express III
This circuit will take you through wooded and open areas, along dirt and stone paths, and along an old Roman road. Near this road, on 19 June 1944, an American Boeing B17-G bomber crashed at a place called Fond Péron. To commemorate this event, a memorial stone has been erected at the edge of the Roman road. From this stone, signs point to the actual crash site, about 500 metres away to the north, where a small memorial, restored in 2024, awaits your visit in complete tranquillity.
Saint-Sulpice-de-Ruffec circular loop
The smallest commune in Charente in terms of population, Saint-Sulpice-de-Ruffec offers a preserved and diverse setting of typical Charente landscapes: meadows, woods and valleys.
Parcours "Au fil de nos histoires" à Saint-Sulpice-de-Ruffec
Ce parcours, prochainement agrémenté de questions numériques, permet de découvrir en 1h30 maximum la commune Saint-Sulpice-de-Ruffec, la plus petite de Charente par sa population (36 habitants).
Saint-Sulpice-de-Ruffec – Saint-Gourson
A varied route starting from Saint-Sulpice-de-Ruffec, including a section through the woods of Saint-Gourson. Meadows, woods, dirt tracks and forest paths, passing near the source of the Tiarde, and more. You’ll find everything you need to discover the heart of the Charente Limousine region.
The Four Valleys Route in Jauldes
Your walk through the heart of Jaulde’s countryside will allow you to discover authentic examples of local heritage in a peaceful and colourful setting.
Route du Père de la Brosse
Twenty kilometres north of Angoulême, Jauldes has preserved its beautiful rural heritage. Between fields and forests, take the time to linger in its charming villages with their old buildings made of small, typical limestone blocks.
Walk in the Bois de la Bachellerie in Cellefrouin
A new route to enjoy the flora and fauna up close.
Around 8 km to cover, mainly under the canopy of trees on paths off the beaten track.
In the Bois de la Bachellerie in Cellefrouin
A walk along dirt tracks and forest paths in the Bois de la Bachellerie. An ideal walk in hot weather as it takes place mainly in the undergrowth. Fans of nude hiking will be in their element.
Short loop in the Bois de la Bachellerie
A beautiful walk in the Bois de la Bachellerie. These areas are relatively far from any houses and are home to a fairly large amount of wildlife. You can walk at a leisurely pace, as some parts of the trails are well cleared.
Between sunshine and shade in the Randat woods
If you want to walk in a place away from prying eyes and crowds, this walk is for you. Enjoy the green paths and undergrowth as you stroll in peace. You will alternate between shaded and sunny sections.
Cherves Route
Located 20 km north of Angoulême, Jauldes has successfully preserved a vibrant rural heritage, which you can discover on this short walk around Cherves.
Railway remains between Saint-Gervais and Bois Prémont
A very relaxing walk along an old railway platform, returning via a mule track. The small 12th-century church in Saint-Gervais is exceptionally well preserved.
Around the village of Parzac
A gently undulating and pleasant route along which you will discover the Saint-Roch Fountain and the Ruisseau la Sonnette. The route is mainly open with a few sections through woodland.
Walk starting from Tierse
A walk through the countryside starting from the hamlet of Tierse, in the commune of Parzac.
Brie Pond Route
This countryside walk will take you on a journey through Brie’s past as you follow the old railway line, pass through the village of Le Temple and walk alongside the old hemp fields where hemp was once retted.
The Charente and Vineyards Route starting from Marsac
From the bayou-like atmosphere of the banks of the Charente, where ducks and moorhens will be your travelling companions, you’ll move on to a landscape whose colours change with the seasons – a landscape that is both undulating and wide open, where crops and vineyards grow side by side.
Fountains and Charente Route
This beautiful, undulating walk will take you from the fountains of Ladoux, Les Guérinauds and La Faye to the Charente.
Route des lavoirs de Champniers
There are eight beautiful wash houses and fountains to discover along this largely shaded route, as well as stunning panoramic views from the tops of the ‘puys’. Set amongst farmland and natural areas, a mosaic of colours that change with the seasons stretches as far as the eye can see.
The Tonne Fountain in Vindelle
The banks of the Charente will greet you at the start and end of this route, which is quite hilly and open. Along the way, the beautiful Tonne fountain invites you to take a pleasant, refreshing break.
Route des fleurs de la Charente
Nature lovers will be delighted by the Vindelle countryside! Walk along the Charente river, then climb up for a breathtaking view of the valley. A must-see outside of winter!
Route des Crêtes in Viville
This hamlet with its spicy scents offers superb views of the "puys" of Champniers, the surrounding countryside and the town of Angoulême.
Among the vineyards and the Nouère
Follow the Voie Verte, the former P'tit Rouillat railway line. Walk through vineyards, small woods and farmland before reaching the Nouère in the charming village of Gouthiers.
Between Jouhé Castle and the murals in Pioussay Church
A pleasant walk through a bocage landscape of open fields and woods. There are some wonderful discoveries to be made, both in terms of the scenery and the heritage of the Poitou region, including, amongst others, the magnificent Château de Jouhé and the church at Pioussay with its wall frescoes. In the villages along the route, there are beautiful traditional houses, some of which have been restored and others currently undergoing restoration.