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La Chaussée-Saint-Victor walks
Circular walk from the Chaussée Saint-Victor via the Pont Isolé
Just upstream from Blois, this walk follows the terraces of the Loire, passing close to a remarkable site: the isolated bridge and its gardens.
The banks of the Loire from Saint-Claude-de-Diray
As soon as you leave the village of Saint-Claude-de-Diray, the walk takes you past vineyards belonging to the Cheverny AOC production area. It then follows the banks of the Loire, with the Château de Ménars, situated on the opposite bank, where the Marquise de Pompadour spent her final years. On the way back, the old viaduct with its many arches can be admired from every angle before the village bell tower comes into view on the horizon, signalling your arrival.
Along the banks of the Loire, starting from Ménars
Here is a very varied route along the banks of the Loire. It will allow you to discover castles, churches, pretty little villages, wash houses and, of course, the banks of the Loire. Along these banks, you’ll sometimes walk along the flood defences and sometimes along the narrow paths that run right up to the river.
Exploring the landscapes and eastern neighbourhoods of Vineuil
A chance to discover the diversity of Vineuil’s natural and rural landscapes, between the Cosson Valley and the Loire, from the plateau to the hillside. A lovely walk to enjoy with the family.
The Grand-Pierre and Vitain Valleys Nature Reserve
A short, idyllic walk through the Grand-Pierre and Vitain Valleys Nature Reserve. In a vast, slightly wooded wilderness, the route reveals a rich natural and archaeological heritage.
Russy Forest
A shaded forest walk with no technical difficulties. Peace and quiet are guaranteed along most of the route, beneath the centuries-old oak trees.
Blois Forest
A shaded forest walk on flat terrain with little tarmac; the route can be shortened to 5.5 or 10.5 km, or walked in the opposite direction to avoid a slightly noisy final section due to the D 766.
From Huisseau-sur-Cosson to Nanteuil
This walk through vineyards and cultivated fields offers beautiful views of the Cosson river and the Château des Grotteaux, which is in a stunning location. Suitable for all seasons.
From Huisseau-sur-Cosson to Saumery
This circular route offers varied landscapes, sometimes crossing the "Cheverny" vineyard, sometimes following the banks of the Cosson. It provides a feeling of well-being along the high walls covered with vegetation that surround the grounds of the Château de Saumery.
From Huisseau-sur-Cosson to La Chaussée-le-Comte
From vineyards to cultivated fields and through the woods, this walk offers beautiful views of the River Cosson, not to mention the region’s rich heritage. Suitable for all seasons.
From the vineyards to the Bois de Boulogne from Mont-Près-Chambord
A varied route that begins near the natural swimming area, where the water is purified without the use of chemicals, then winds its way through the vineyards before crossing the Forêt Domaniale de Boulogne with its majestic trees and long, straight avenues, ideal for spotting large wild animals.
Amidst the vineyards and the River Beuvron around Mont-près-Chambord
Situated at the crossroads between the châteaux of Chambord, Villesavin and Cheverny, the village of Mont-près-Chambord is renowned for its Cheverny and Cour Cheverny vineyards, which shape the local landscape.
The wash houses and mills of Suèvres
Suèvres, a former fortified town, is home to numerous springs and rivers which fostered the development of water mills from the Middle Ages onwards, powered by wheat from the Beauce region. Wash houses, mills and castles abound in this rich region of the Loire Valley.
A tour of the wash houses in Suèvres and the surrounding area
A short, very pleasant walk through the village of Suèvres, a former fortified town, and its surroundings. Numerous springs and rivers facilitated the construction of watermills as early as the Middle Ages.
Saint-Dyé-sur-Loire or the memory of a port
The route is varied, sometimes overlooking the Loire or running along its banks, sometimes taking forest paths or paths through fields. A superb opportunity to get some fresh air and relax while reliving a page of history.