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Montalembert walks
Montalembert circular route via the Montée Rouge
This walk offers the chance to discover a geological curiosity: the Montalembert Horst. Oriented along the granite axis of the Armorican Massif and the Massif Central – that is, north-west to south-east – it forms a remarkable hill (186 m high), 9 km long and 1 km wide, with wooded slopes and red clay soils (used for making roof tiles and growing chestnut trees).
A walk in the countryside near Lorigné
A short walk combining heritage discoveries with a chance to enjoy nature. It takes in several wells, a pond, bread ovens, remarkable trees and a beautiful viewpoint.
The Well Route in Saint-Macoux
Discover the village of Saint-Macoux through its wells and springs.
Between Jouhé Castle and the murals in Pioussay Church
A pleasant walk through a bocage landscape of open fields and woods. There are some wonderful discoveries to be made, both in terms of the scenery and the heritage of the Poitou region, including, amongst others, the magnificent Château de Jouhé and the church at Pioussay with its wall frescoes. In the villages along the route, there are beautiful traditional houses, some of which have been restored and others currently undergoing restoration.
Along the Charente from Saint-Pierre-d'Éxideuil to Civray
Discover the Charente valley through its castles, churches, bridges, mills, roads and fountains, guided by the sound of flowing water.
The Meulières of Caunay
A pleasant walk through the countryside, offering varied scenery ranging from open fields to hedgerows and woodland. This route allows you to admire both the built and natural heritage, in particular the Fontadam fountain, said to have miraculous properties, and the church at Caunay.
Circular Civray to the Chaffaud Caves
Circular walk to the east of Civray, following a route that runs alongside the Charente before a picturesque walk where you’ll discover a beautiful church, sarcophagi and prehistoric caves. An easy walk suitable for families.
In the vicinity of the Benedictine Abbey of Les Alleuds
This walk takes you along the path used by the people of Melleran to reach Les Alleuds via ‘le Chemin de l’Abbaye’. The route takes you through the Bois du Juge, past the villages and their limestone buildings characteristic of the Pays Mellois, whilst also allowing you to discover a rich heritage of trees: lime, chestnut, oak and walnut, amongst others.
For your information, the word ‘alleu’ dates back to the 10th century and refers to land without a lord.
Les Aubuges from Sainte Soline
A thoroughly enjoyable walk that takes you from feudal mounds to mills on the River Dive, through the Bignon wetlands and the plain irrigated by the Gué du Rez canal, after exploring the remarkable heritage of the village of Sainte-Soline.
Walk from Gué du Rez d’Abran to Les Grandes Versennes
A pleasant walk across the Mellois plateau, exploring the cultural and natural heritage. This route takes you past the Gué du Rez d’Abran, which irrigates and drains the plain just a stone’s throw from the Bignon wetland, the Grandes Versennes water reservoir, the Fontaine spring, as well as the church of Sainte-Soline and traditional buildings. This walk takes place in a particularly peaceful and relaxing rural setting.
The Saint-Coutant and Greenwich meridian circular loop
A walk offering varied scenery. It starts from Saint-Coutant, a village situated on the edge of the Melle plateau. It crosses the route of a Roman road and passes directly over the Greenwich meridian.
Saint-Vincent-La-Châtre Circular Route
An easy route over almost flat terrain along grassy paths lined with hedges. The scenery is very varied and mostly away from built-up areas, making for a very pleasant walk.
Circular route from La Lambertière and La Braudière
A lovely walk starting from Saint-Vincent-la-Châtre, alternating between footpaths and a few sections along minor roads. Ideal for an easy walk after a very wet spell: the route is a variation on another circular route, avoiding the wettest sections.
Beautiful and varied scenery throughout the route.
A circular loop that can be done in all weathers.
The Orchid Trail
There are still a few orchids!
Moderator’s warning dated 10/05/2021. Warning! No recent updates for this walk. See reviews.
La Bouleure
A very easy walk; we are in Poitou-Charentes, on flat terrain.
Railway remains between Saint-Gervais and Bois Prémont
A very relaxing walk along an old railway platform, returning via a mule track. The small 12th-century church in Saint-Gervais is exceptionally well preserved.
Saint-Sulpice-de-Ruffec – Saint-Gourson
A varied route starting from Saint-Sulpice-de-Ruffec, including a section through the woods of Saint-Gourson. Meadows, woods, dirt tracks and forest paths, passing near the source of the Tiarde, and more. You’ll find everything you need to discover the heart of the Charente Limousine region.
Parcours "Au fil de nos histoires" à Saint-Sulpice-de-Ruffec
Ce parcours, prochainement agrémenté de questions numériques, permet de découvrir en 1h30 maximum la commune Saint-Sulpice-de-Ruffec, la plus petite de Charente par sa population (36 habitants).
Saint-Sulpice-de-Ruffec circular loop
The smallest commune in Charente in terms of population, Saint-Sulpice-de-Ruffec offers a preserved and diverse setting of typical Charente landscapes: meadows, woods and valleys.