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Malicorne (Yonne) walks
La Garenne du Plessis
There are quite a few lovely little climbs and sections through the woodland, all around the town of Malicorne.
La balade Grandchampoise et la Bougauderie
A beautiful view lies ahead, with some uphill and downhill sections. Don’t miss the lovely views between points (3) and (4) and between points (6) and (7).
The Moulin Rouge on the banks of the Branlin
Marked route No. 83.This beautiful hike will take you through quite a few wooded areas, not to mention the famous spot known as Le Moulin Rouge.
The Marchesian Route
Explore Marchais-Beton through its hamlets and lush countryside.
A small village in Burgundy situated in the central-western part of the Yonne department, on the border with the Loiret department.
Its economy is primarily based on agriculture.
Le Gué de la Musse
Marked hike No. 73.
A beautiful hike around Louesme, crossing wooded areas such as the Bois de Beaurain, the Bois Barbet, the Bois de Bréau, the Bois de Pimelle and the Bois des Frins, not to mention the beautiful Étang d'Annebaude in its green setting.
The Charny Ponds Walk
This is a lovely short walk to enjoy with the family, especially with young children. Just over 3 kilometres, it’ll introduce you to the wildlife around the lakes. The playground is sure to delight the little ones!
The Mountain of the Ponds
On this route, you’ll come across some famous sections, such as the Bois Pairé on the left-hand edge between points (6) and (7), as well as from point (8) to (9), and of course don’t forget the lovely walk through the Bois du Foulon.
La Mothe-aux-Aulnaies
This route takes you, right from the start, across the Ouanne on your right, through the woodland of Les Jubliers and, finally, across the Étang de Charny on your left, set in its beautiful green surroundings.
Charny’s historic centre and ponds
Marked route No. 68.
A lovely walk combining aquatic and historic settings, with the added bonus of a vantage point overlooking the village and some stunning views.
Les Champs du Cormier
A lovely walk through a series of hamlets, with beautiful sections through the woodland of Champ Vachery and Les Chaumes Brunes, all situated south-east of Charny.
Le Bois Planté
Marked walk No. 103.
Surrounded by woods and forests, Villiers-Saint-Benoît is rich in water, with its springs, streams and the River Ouanne, which flows through the valley floor. The largest water reserve is located underground and, via interconnected distribution networks, supplies a large proportion of the homes in this region.
The Sainte-Reine Chapel in Villiers-Saint-Benoît
Marked hike No. 102.
This little path, which smells of hazelnuts as Mireille sang, has more of a scent of hornbeam and humus in the undergrowth. It is very pleasant to discover the beautiful landscape with its pollarded trees and hedges that shade much of the route.
Watermills and fords between the Agréau and the Branlin
Marked trail No. 82.
At the start, the Botanical Garden, created by the children of the village school, sets the scene; you will pass through it on both the outward and return journeys. Thereafter, amongst valleys and plains, you’ll discover the wash houses of Tannerre-en-Puisaye, the Ferrier de la Garenne, followed by the mills and fords, all of which will enhance this Poyaudin route.
Le Cuivre, starting from Chêne-Arnoult
Marked route No. 67.
Between the Ouanne and its tributary, the Ru du Cuivre, the Bois du Foulon hill makes all the difference.
The Ru du Cuivre
There are a few fords and footbridges to cross, as well as the Bois du Foulon, not forgetting the famous Malvau hill.
The Tannerroise walk and the Moulin de Béon
This lovely little hike offers some beautiful crossings. Ideal for enjoying yourself to the fullest with your family.
Fords and heritage of Tannerre-en-Puisaye
After crossing the various fords on the Branlin, passing through beautiful wooded moors and walking alongside hedges, the Ferrier de Tannerre reveals itself in the shade of this forest, which was exploited for its iron ore in Gallo-Roman times. Travel back in time and into a natural space that is still unspoilt!
Le Ferrier de la Garenne - Tannerre-en-Puisaye
Visit the Ferrier de Tannerre-en-Puisaye, one of the largest in France, dating back to Gallic times.
The Saint-Laurent Spring (Prunoy)
Marked route No. 105.
Place Saint-Laurent, which serves as a car park, was once the site of the church dedicated to Saint Laurent. It was spared by the various wars but not by the decision to demolish it in 1936 due to a lack of maintenance.
A walk through plains and woodland, following streams, ponds and marshes.