Date of your route : Aug 27, 2020
Reliability of the description : ★★★★★ Very good
Ease of following the route : ★★★★★ Very good
Route interest : ★★★★★ Very good
Very busy route : No
The route can be enhanced by:
- north of Nizerolles (about 1 km away, crossing the hamlet of Le Lion, then heading towards Régnier), access on the right to a small path leading to an orientation table (marked in purple on the map at an altitude of 545 m): beautiful view of the skyline of the Massif Central peaks and, on the other side, in the distance, the remarkable church of Chatel-Montagne.
- to the south-east, from the hamlet of Le Buisson, you can reach the commune of Le Mayet-de-Montagne by following the Tacot Bourbonnais route: there is a pleasant square behind the church with benches for lunch in the shade (+ toilets at the town hall next door) (eating options nearby: restaurant, patisserie).
Note that we did the walk starting and ending on foot from the 'Le Tulipier du pin' lodge in the hamlet of 'Le pin' in the commune of Nizerolles: a very good place that offers both accommodation and meals (traditional home cooking) and a very warm welcome from a couple of artists, a painter and a sculptor.
It should be noted that the route along the Tacot path is dotted with beautifully made signs recounting the history of this regional train that left a lasting impression.
Note that the spelling of the hamlet of Les Mits varies: you will also find "Les Myts" (with a "y").
A lovely walk with beautiful panoramic views in some parts.
It should be noted that Nizerolles is also the crossing point of the Route de Saint Martin: there is a "via santi Martini" sign next to the church in Nizerolles. According to our information, this is a path that leads from Poitiers (Ligugé to be precise) to Hungary.
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