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Paulin walks
The Pierre des Trois Evêques
An original route featuring a church listed as a Historic Monument, an18th-century stone cross, a16th-century manor house, a windmill, two fountains, the Pierre des Trois Evêques and a metal tree.
Boucle Lauzes et Vieilles Pierres à Saint-Amand-de-Coly
Belle promenade au milieu des murets et des cabanes en pierres. Vue bien dégagée sur la vallée de la Chironde.
Valleys and hillsides in Saint-Amand-de-Coly
The slopes of the Chironde valley. A long-distance hike offering the chance to enjoy the varied landscapes of Saint-Amand-de-Coly. Remarkable views dot the route. Sections that are often well shaded provide coolness and comfort.
Circular Loop at Saint-Amand-de-Coly
Over hill and dale along the remains of the steam railway. A picturesque circular route featuring dry-stone huts, boxwood forests, heathland, a spring and the beautiful Château de la Filolie. On the way back, a sweeping view of the Abbey of Saint-Amand de Coly.
Boucle des Murailles à Saint-Amand-de-Coly
From stone to stone, a lovely walk amidst low stone walls and stone huts. A clear view over the Chironde valley. This is a leisurely stroll that immerses us in the recent past and bears witness to the craftsmanship of our ancestors. A delightful route through the heart of the Périgord’s small-scale built heritage.
Circular walk through woods and meadows at Saint-Amand-de-Coly
Set in the gentle countryside around Saint-Amand-de-Coly, this route will take you through small cultivated or wooded valleys, and you’ll pass through a walnut grove. You’ll enjoy some lovely views as you climb up onto the plateaus. A varied and very pleasant walk.
Rapiettes Circular Loop
Walk around the Abbey of Saint-Amand de Coly. Throughout this route, you’ll enjoy beautiful views of the abbey and its ramparts. Dry-stone huts dot the route. They were once used to store tools and to keep the hens in at night. You will notice the abundance and observe the diversity of the vegetation growing in the low walls. Of botanical interest.
Circular Proissans
This circular offers a rural walk through green countryside between meadows and walnut groves. You will pass Moulin de la Borie, Château de la Roussie, along the Enéa river and a myriad of lakes. The stone houses with their slate roofs are full of charm.
Circular Fond de Bouch to Coly loop
A very pretty circular route starting from the village of Coly, which will take you close to the Manoir de Hautegente and the Château de Coly.
Circular walk from the Causse de Coly to Coly
This route will take you past Coly Castle, a wash house and a well. You’ll pass close to one of the most beautiful villages in France: a short detour to Saint-Amand-de-Coly is a must.
Circular walk between Millac and Souillac
Circular route through varied terrain starting from Millac and heading towards Souillac. Along the way, you’ll encounter remarkable landscapes and monuments: a ruined chapel (Saint-Julien) and a dolmen (Laval).
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.
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.