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Lissac-sur-Couze walks
At Lac du Causse
A short, easy walk starting from the Lac des Causses car park. Please note during peak season: it gets very busy and parking can be difficult.
Circular route around the Sorpt Valley
A circular route allowing you to visit the villages of Farges, La Coste, Chartrier-Ferrière and Chasteaux, whilst enjoying the views from the ‘montagne pelée’ or the village of Chasteaux.
Karst route around the Entrecor valley
This route, based on the theme of the Blagour de Chasteaux underground network, allows you to discover the Couze sinkhole, the dry valley of Entrecor, the Jonquilles chasm and the resurgence of underground waters at the source of the Blagour.
Circular walk around the Ladou Cirque and the ruins of Couzage Castle
A short circular walk which, with hardly any paved roads to cross, allows you to discover the two dolmens at La Chassagne and La Palein (along with the associated information boards), to look out over the Cirque de Ladou whilst enjoying the unobstructed view stretching as far as the Puy d’Yssandon and beyond, and to get up close to the ruins of Couzage Castle.
Tour of the Fournet plateau
This circular route around the limestone hill of Fournet offers a variety of landscapes, both on the side of the Causse lake and the listed village of Chasteaux, and on the north side towards the Vézère valley and the hills of Yssandon, Perpezac-le-Blanc and Saint-Robert.
The route takes few paved roads and little-used paths and trails, with the exception of the two kilometres that follow part of the route around the Causse lake.
Our Lady of Fournet
An easy walk through the forest ends at Notre-Dame de Fournet, with a beautiful view of the Couze valley. The route also offers a glimpse of Lake Chasteaux.
Puymèges
A short walk on the outskirts of Brive-la-Gaillarde in a pretty woodland setting, half of which is off the beaten track and half of which is on the road.
Four hamlets starting from Belveyre - Nespouls
A short, easy walk offering a chance to see typical Quercy architecture.
From Nazareth to Turenne
A beautiful walk from Jugeals Nazareth to Turenne via Gernes.
Magnificent views of Turenne Castle and the cliffs above the Tourmente.
The Églantines Route from Cressensac
A walk around the village of Cressensac, an ancient village with a rich heritage. Two castles: Tersac, to the west, built in 860, which was a hive of activity under Henry IV and is now in ruins; Chausseneige, a private property to the east, built in the 12th century and rebuilt in the 12th century in the Renaissance style. A presbytery in the heart of the village. In 1789, the parish became a commune, having previously been part of the Viscounty of Turenne in the 9th century.
The ‘Route des Violettes’ around Cressensac
A route taking in paths and minor roads, running alongside the grounds of the Château de Chausseneige and the truffle fields. It passes twice under the A20 motorway, which follows the valley of the former Rivière l’Orupt within the commune; this river went underground following an earthquake in the 15th century.
Route du Camp du Maquis in Cressensac-Sarrazac
This route takes you on a journey of discovery through the historical heritage of the village of Cressensac, focusing mainly on the legacy of the Resistance.
Around Cressensac
Hike allowing you to discover the main heritage sites of Cressensac along small roads and paths.
Route of the Adventurers in Cressensac
A route designed for and with the children of the Thomas Pesquet School in Cressensac-Sarrazac, who came up with its name. Over a short distance, it combines exploring nature with a walk through the village of Cressensac. Marked in light blue, it is suitable for all ages. The main heritage sites, public spaces and shops are also visible.