Walks

Discover 44,980 routes in United Kingdom and worldwide. You’ll find routes for walking, mountain biking, road cycling, touring/gravel biking, skiing, snowshoeing, horse riding or boating/canoeing/kayaking. Each route comes with a detailed description (in France), a 1:25 000 map (IGN for France) and often photos.

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Lake Tsanteleina and the Tour du Truc de Tsanteleina

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Lac Tsanteleina et Tour du Truc de Tsanteleina

Departure from Rhêmes-Notre-Dame (Aosta Valley)

A day-long circular route taking you round the Truc de Tsanteleina and close to the foot of the Granta Parey, set in a rocky landscape that is home to Lake Tsanteleina, also known as Lago di Santa Elena.

The Alpspitz circular route on the western slope

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L'Alpspitz en boucle sur le versant Ouest

The Alpspitz is a small peak situated above Vaduz, which can be reached fairly easily from the car park next to the Clinicum Alpinum above Gaflei. The view from the summit is superb, taking in the surrounding mountains and the Rhine Valley. Do take care, however, as the circular descent via the suggested route is particularly exposed and vertiginous.

Circular Lauberhorn from Kleine Scheidegg

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Departure from Lauterbrunnen (Canton of Bern)

The Lauberhorn is a modest peak, yet legendary amongst downhill skiers, situated above Kleine Scheidegg. It offers a superb panorama of the Grindelwald and Lauterbrunnen valleys, but above all of the majestic trio formed by the Eiger, the Mönch and the Jungfrau.

A stroll around Passy Cemetery

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Departure from Paris

Passy Cemetery is one of the largest cemeteries within the city limits of Paris. It is the final resting place of many notable figures, including musicians and aviation pioneers. This route takes you on a stroll through this place of contemplation, where you can discover around sixty of these notable figures.

Kerlandic route to Pléhédel

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Circuit de Kerlidic à Pléhédel

Departure from Pléhédel (Côtes-d'Armor)

This circular walk of around 7 km takes you on a journey through the Pléhédel countryside, amongst sunken lanes, copses and the typical hedgerow landscapes of Goëlo. Easy and accessible thanks to its gentle gradient, it offers a peaceful break in the heart of an unspoilt setting, dotted with hamlets, tree-lined embankments and sweeping views of the surrounding countryside. An ideal walk for discovering the charm of this little village.

Circular walk between Étang and Saint-Didier-sur-Arroux

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Departure from Étang-sur-Arroux (Saône-et-Loire)

This pleasant circular route, which is largely shaded and therefore ideal in summer, will take you through the Morvan countryside between Étang-sur-Arroux and Saint-Didier-sur-Arroux. No particular difficulties in dry weather. In wet weather, there is a potentially muddy section north of the Bois du Clou.

Uchon Rocks Circular Route

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Circuit des rochers d'Uchon

Departure from Uchon (Saône-et-Loire)

This route allows you to discover the beautiful rolling countryside around Uchon. Forests of beech, oak, chestnut and Douglas fir alternate with pastures and small ponds. And, of course, you’ll see the many granite boulders – typical of the Uchon mountains – that dot the route, including the famous Rochers du Carnaval and the magnificent viewpoint over the Arroux plain and Mont Beuvray. The route is mostly shaded, making it very pleasant on sunny days.

Pic Saint-Barthélémy as seen from the Monts d’Olmes resort

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Departure from Montferrier (Ariège)

There are several ways to reach the Pic de Saint-Barthélémy. This seems to me to be the simplest. Starting from the Monts d’Olmes resort, which is easily accessible by car, you’ll first climb up to the Étang de Fage Belle, then on to the Col de Girabal, before finally reaching the summit where an exceptional view awaits you. The more adventurous can continue on to Soularac and back, which adds a total of 300 metres of elevation gain.

Pic de Valsenestre circular walk

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Departure from Valjouffrey (Isère)

This hike is reserved for very experienced walkers who enjoy adventurous terrain, steep slopes and new discoveries: the ‘orgues’, the panoramic view from the summit, the volcanic geology of La Rache and the Cabane de l’Oursière (from *The Hobbit*).

Trails around Masserange and its arboretum

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Departure from Saint-Sébastien (Isère) (Isère)

This circular walk starts at the Col de Masserange and allows you to explore some of the many trails around Masserange and its arboretum. Superb panoramic views of the Trièves and the eastern face of the Vercors, and, on occasion (depending on the season and vegetation), of the Écrins massif and the north of the Dévoluy.

Pic de Caramantran from Saint-Véran

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Departure from Saint-Véran (Hautes-Alpes)

As an alternative to the classic route starting from the Agnel Refuge, this circular route allows you to enjoy the mountain pastures of Saint-Véran, the small hamlets along the way and the Lacs de la Blanche, adding more variety to the landscape on this hike. The magnificent view of the surrounding 3,000-metre peaks is a feast for the eyes, featuring Mont Viso, the Pain de Sucre and, on a clear day, Mont Blanc. The return route via the old copper mine adds an extra touch of history.

The Valley at Selongey

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La Vallée à Selongey

Departure from Selongey (Côte-d'Or)

Gradually leave Selongey behind as you climb higher to discover the Venelle valley from a different perspective. This circular route links Selongey to Foncegrive, alternating between country lanes, woodland paths and village crossings. After an initial section through the woods, the route reaches the heights of Foncegrive and its viewpoint. The walk then passes through the village before gaining altitude again via the paths and woods of Gency. The return journey to Selongey offers one final change of scenery. The natural landscapes gradually give way to the urban and industrial heritage of a town closely linked to the history of SEB and the famous Cocotte-Minute.

Rocher de l’Yret seen from the top of the Bachas chairlift

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Rocher de l'Yret depuis le haut du Télésiège du Bachas

Departure from Le Monêtier-les-Bains (Hautes-Alpes)

Preliminary note: this challenging hike is recommended for experienced walkers.Warning: the final section, from the top of the Yret chairlift to the summit of the Rocher de l’Yret , is extremely tricky, as the slope is very steep and the rock slabs are slippery.

Nature Trail at the Vaux Ponds: the Kingfisher

Departure from La Collancelle (Nièvre)

With family or friends, discover the unique features of this natural site. The nature trails allow us to explore the Sensitive Natural Areas of our department. These are places open to the public to raise awareness of the preservation of natural heritage and local landscapes.

Nature Trail at the Vaux Ponds: The grey heron

Departure from Vitry-Laché (Nièvre)

With family or friends, set off to discover the flora and fauna around a pond. The nature trails allow us to explore the Sensitive Natural Areas in our department. These are places open to the public to raise awareness of the preservation of natural heritage and local landscapes.

The series of 16 locks and the Rigole d’Yonne

Departure from Sardy-lès-Épiry (Nièvre)

As you float along, set off to explore the idyllic Canal du Nivernais and the Rigole d’Yonne. From Port-Brûlé, the route invites you to admire a remarkable series of 16 locks, enabling boats to gradually negotiate the difference in level and continue their journey along the canal. It is a journey through the canal’s heritage, nature and peaceful landscapes.

The Gorges du Verger in Bourganeuf

Les Gorges du Verger à Bourganeuf

Departure from Bourganeuf (Creuse)

The unmissable walk in Bourganeuf, featuring gorges, a rushing stream and exceptional views of the medieval town. In short, an absolute must to discover the rich natural and architectural heritage of this town founded by the Knights Hospitaller inthe 12th century.

The Auchaise and Auphèle embankments

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Departure from Royère-de-Vassivière (Creuse)

A short walk that takes you up to a slight elevation as you pass through the hamlet of Auchaise, with its traditional houses, before descending to the lakeside, crossing its two embankments, and then heading down to the foot of the dam on the Maulde.

The Puechs Walk in Montfa

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Departure from Montfa (Tarn) (Tarn)

This walk is a shorter version of the “Randonnée des puechs – in the footsteps of Toulouse-Lautrec”, which has already been published on the website. There is very little road walking, unlike the 12 km version. You can walk around the ruins of Montfa Castle and even visit it if it is open.

Route de Saint-Aubin-des-Chaumes

Departure from Saint-Aubin-des-Chaumes (Nièvre)

Starting from the church in Saint-Aubin-des-Chaumes, set off to explore unspoilt countryside along paths that wind through charming hamlets. As you walk, enjoy superb panoramic views of the hill of Vézelay and Bazoches Castle, amidst historic sites and unspoilt landscapes.

Robert Lakes circular route starting from Chamrousse

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Boucle des Lacs Robert au départ de Chamrousse

Departure from Chamrousse (Isère)

A walk through the forest, with an uphill climb, before catching sight of the Robert Lakes from various vantage points. We’ll then walk round the lake, and might be lucky enough to spot a few ibex along the way.During the walk, we’ll also enjoy a beautiful view of the Écrins mountain range, as well as a thrilling Himalayan-style footbridge to give us a bit of a thrill.The descent will finally offer us a superb panorama of Grenoble, with a lovely view of the Chartreuse and Vercors mountain ranges. Apart from the elevation gain, there are no particular difficulties; the path is very well signposted throughout.

Château Richard viewpoint from Nances

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Belvédère de Château Richard depuis Nances

Departure from Nances (Savoie)

This walk will take you to a viewpoint overlooking Lake Aiguebelette and the surrounding mountains, particularly the Chartreuse range. The route runs mainly through woodland and is easy to navigate, apart from one section – which can be avoided but is quite fun – involving ladders.

The Yurt Trail from the Col du Kreuzweg

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Departure from Bas-Rhin

Set amongst woodland and open countryside, this easily accessible walk invites you to discover unspoilt nature and offers beautiful views of the surrounding hills. Along the way, a few yurts appear discreetly as the path winds round a bend, adding a touch of originality to this peaceful and exotic walk.

The Petit Rivalain route

Departure from Saint-Barthélemy (Morbihan) (Morbihan)

A pleasant little family route, ideal for a leisurely stroll. The route takes you through farmland, past a farm and a small hamlet, and, best of all, offers a lovely walk along the River Blavet. Things to see: a lock, a lock-keeper’s house and peaceful countryside. A route accessible from the stop on the tourist train, the Napoléon Express. Collect postcards along the way using the Bavar[t] app!

Route of the ponds at Pluméliau-Bieuzy

Departure from Pluméliau (Morbihan)

This short route takes you along the paths, through the fields and past the ponds around the village of Pluméliau. A peaceful route for the whole family, ideal for a stroll in the countryside. The route is accessible to mountain bikes.

Rigole du Diable and the Mazure moors

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Departure from Royère-de-Vassivière (Creuse)

A very beautiful walk combining three circular loops and offering a wide variety of landscapes: gorges and rocky outcrops along the Rigole du Diable, followed by peat bogs, superb heather moors, wet meadows, and undergrowth of fir or deciduous trees of various species.

Roh-Du Route

Departure from La Chapelle-Neuve (Morbihan) (Morbihan)

In the heart of the Floranges state-owned forest, this route takes you to the Notre-Dame de la Fosse spring, the River Tarun, the Goyerdon stream and the Roh-Du dolmens. An immersion in the heart of nature and local history.

Mont de Péclet from Val Thorens

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Mont de Péclet à partir de Val Thorens

Departure from Saint-Martin-de-Belleville (Savoie)

Mont de Péclet, situated on the ridge separating the Belleville and Allues valleys, lies against the Péclet-Polset Massif. It offers sweeping views over much of the Alps, from the Écrins to Mont Blanc. The altitude of the starting point in Val Thorens makes it one of the shortest and easiest 3,000-metre peaks accessible by hiking.

A round trip to the Pic des Ruines de Luvie from the Col de Gleize

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Le Pic des Ruines de Luvie en aller-retour depuis le Col de Gleize

Departure from Gap (Hautes-Alpes)

A traverse leading to an exposed ridge from which you can reach the summit of the Pic des Ruines de Luvie and enjoy magnificent panoramic views of the Dévoluy peaks. Below, limestone formations resembling ruins stretch out, forming impressive vertical slabs and erosion chimneys . This wild landscape is also home to the Bois du Chapitre, an ancient beech forest listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site , as well as a rich variety of mountain wildlife in the Cirque de Chaudun, notably mouflons and chamois.

The Druid’s Tomb, starting from Alizay

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La Tombe du Druide au départ d'Alizay

Departure from Alizay (Eure)

Set off to explore the paths of Alisay on a walk through the heart of nature and legends. As you follow the trails, let yourself be guided to a mysterious ruin known as ‘The Druid’s Tomb’. Set amongst woods, Normandy countryside and ancient tales, this walk invites you to step back in time and imagine the secrets these places might still hold. An ideal walk for lovers of nature, history… and mystery!

Towpath along the River Odet and the Bois du Corniguel

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Chemin de halage le long de l'Odet et Bois du Corniguel

Departure from Quimper (Finistère)

A peaceful walk that starts on the towpath on the right bank of the Odet and offers a view of Lanniron Castle on the opposite bank. You can also see Corniguel Harbour and its facilities on the right bank. The route criss-crosses the Bois du Corniguel. The return journey takes you along quiet little streets behind the river. The route is more enjoyable at high tide (when birds are present).

A gentle, short walk around Domfront-en-Poiraie

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Departure from Domfront (Orne) (Orne)

A gentle, short walk around Domfront-en-Poiraie with a slight climb. Passes through the small village of Saint-Front. The route follows small roads and paths, some of which are wooded. Lovely views.

Loker, Mont Rouge, the Douve Valley and the Entre-deux-Monts vineyards

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Departure from Heuvelland (Flandre-Occidentale)

A circular walking route starting at Loker Church, via Mont Rouge, the Behaegel estate, the Douve Valley, the Entre-deux-Monts vineyards, the Hellegatbos, the Westouter countryside and the Scherpenberg.

Charente Estuary, Saint-Laurent Marshes and Pointe de la Fumée

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Departure from Fouras (Charente-Maritime)

A lovely circular route between land and sea, with superb views of the islands and the offshore forts. The route starts between the Charente and the grazed marshes of Saint-Laurent-de-la-Prée and ends with a return trip to the Pointe de la Fumée and its magnificent panoramic views. A few forts on land and several seaside houses add a lovely touch of heritage. In summer, this mountain bike route can be combined with a refreshing swim in the sea.

Étoile I via La Corbeille to Raon-sur-Plaine

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Departure from Raon-sur-Plaine (Vosges)

Starting from Raon-sur-Plaine, this circular walk takes you to the Hazelle dolmen, the Croix Brignon, the First World War blockhouses on La Corbeille, and the Crache waterfall.

Between the river and the hillsides via Préchacq-Navarrenx

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Departure from Lay-Lamidou (Pyrénées-Atlantiques)

Start of the path leading to the Laus Creek Ranch. The route crosses through the woods to reach the Gave d’Oloron at Préchacq-Navarenx. The route continues along the banks of the Gave, then veers away from it to return via the hillsides of Saucède and Lucq-de-Béarn.

From Barcelonnette to the hills above Saint-Pons

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Departure from Barcelonnette (Alpes-de-Haute-Provence)

A lovely, challenging circular route as, whilst there are no major difficulties at the start, it climbs steeply afterwards. Magnificent panoramic views over Barcelonnette and its mountains, such as the Chapeau de Gendarme, the Petit and Grand Cheval de Bois, and the Petite and Grande Séolane. Views also extend to the resorts of Le Sauze and Pra-Loup.

Circular walk between the woods of Gemmenich and Moresnet

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Departure from Plombières (Province de Liège)

A lovely circular route starting from Gemmenich, offering a chance to discover varied landscapes including forest paths, small country lanes and the railway heritage of the Moresnet area. The walk crosses the woods between Gemmenich and La Calamine, passing notably through the Red Cross forest junction, then descends towards Buschhausen and Moresnet, following the old railway infrastructure in places. The return leg offers a different perspective on the region, passing through Marveld, Rodbusch and the Gemmenich countryside. A varied and pleasant route that alternates between wooded sections, footpaths, small roads and views of the rolling countryside of the Three Borders region.

The Seven Craters of Etna Walk

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Departure from Milo (Catania)

A lovely walk along the Etna lava flows. From the refuge car park, walk down the road to the gate. At the gate, take the path, and at the first three-way junction, turn left. Follow the path and the signposts. When you reach the end of the lava flow and the top of the steep slope, turn right to cross through three craters. Turn right after the craters to head back along the same route.

From Pouhon to Quarreux

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Departure from Aywaille (Province de Liège)

There are steep gradients and magnificent scenery. This route, designed for horse riding, starts and finishes at the La Parada riding centre in Harzé. It includes only a few short sections of tarmac on country lanes with very little traffic.

The Himalayan-style footbridge over the Semois

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La passerelle himalayenne sur la Semois

Departure from Florenville (Province de Luxembourg)

Let’s set off to discover the treasures and natural beauty of the Semois in its entirely wooded stretch between Sainte-Cécile and Herbeumont. As well as views of various meanders and the medieval castle of Herbeumont from the heights, the walk follows the river upstream for several kilometres before reaching the Himalayan-style footbridge, which was opened in early summer 2026. Although the route follows the left bank exclusively, crossing the Semois back and forth at height on the footbridge is an experience not to be missed (except for those prone to vertigo).

Circular route via Aghii Anargyri, Tourkoneri and Agalou Lakka

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Departure from Greece

This 15 km circular route follows trails 5, 5A and 6. It is very well signposted. Park at the start, just in front of Milia Stadium. The first part of the route follows the coastline. The Aghii Anargyri monastery, 20 minutes from the beach, offers a magnificent view. Agalou Lakka is the last spot for a swim. The path then becomes very steep for 45 minutes. After the summit, be careful: there are no red markers, so do not take the first path signposted ‘Megali Amos’, but the second one, which branches off a little further on to the right. There is also a sign pointing to Megali Amos. After about 15–20 minutes, there is a fork in the path. Turn left to follow path 6, not 6A, which branches off to the right. You will then reach the summit.

Famelon Tower from Le Sépey

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Tour de Famelon depuis Le Sépey

Departure from Ormont-Dessous (Vaud)

The Famelon Tower is the little sister of the more majestic towers of Aï and Mayen. Although about 200 m lower than its neighbours, it is nonetheless a beautiful, wilder summit, offering a lovely 360° panorama of the Vaud Pre-Alps, the Diablerets massif, the Dents du Midi and the Mont Blanc massif. Much of the route follows paths and small alpine roads, but the upper section of the route takes you along steep paths that should not be underestimated.

The Montagne à Gros-Cacouna route

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Circuit de la Montagne à Gros-Cacouna

Departure from Canada

In the Kiskotuk Coastal Park, in the Gros-Cacouna marsh area, this short forest route offers beautiful views of the St Lawrence River, from where you may spot belugas. Whilst not particularly difficult, the route does require a bit of care at times to avoid slipping (rocks, roots, mud).

The Guelhouit Route

Departure from Melrand (Morbihan)

Explore the wooded Sarre Valley, a Natura 2000 site, and be amazed by the richness of the local wildlife, including otters and freshwater pearl mussels. This route takes you to the Notre-Dame du Guelhouit Chapel, its ‘scala’, and the Saint-Isidore Calvary, finely carved by the Cadeboche brothers.

From Les Aoules to Ferrières via the Soum de Souste and the Soum d’Arangou

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Departure from Arthez-d'Asson (Pyrénées-Atlantiques)

This walk is only suitable for walkers who are comfortable with steep and long climbs. This rarely used route offers a peaceful walk in absolute silence in the shade of the Monbula woods. You must first leave a car at the finish point on the D126, on the left-hand side of the road, and then walk to the Aoules car park. The walk can be done in either direction, but the descent towards Ferrières will be easier.

A short circular cross-border loop starting from the Col de Lizarrieta

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Departure from Sare (Pyrénées-Atlantiques)

A short walk, with no real difficulties and partly shaded, which first takes us down into Spain and then along the border ridge. There are some lovely views of La Rhune and the neighbouring peaks.

Walk around Rouens

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Departure from Saint-Hippolyte (Aveyron)

A short but somewhat challenging circular route with paths that are at times quite rugged and a steep climb towards the end! Plenty of shaded paths and lovely views of Valon Castle and the Truyère Gorges. Accessible on foot, by mountain bike or on horseback.

Col Fromage and Col de Bramousse from Ceillac

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Departure from Ceillac (Hautes-Alpes)

A beautiful circular route in the village of Ceillac, taking in two mountain passes and a former signal station. The three ridge paths on this route offer superb panoramic views of the Queyras and the Écrins massif.

Between Trois-Monts and Goupillières

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Entre Trois-Monts et Goupillières

Departure from Trois-Monts (Calvados)

A lovely walk over hill and dale with stunning views of the surrounding countryside from high up, across fields and then along paths through the woods, in the shade and alongside the river. The view over the River Orne is magnificent and a real change of scenery.