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Saint-Révérien walks
The Gallo-Roman site at Compierre
Follow in the footsteps of our Gallo-Roman ancestors, discover a lovely Cluniac site and stroll through the charming villages of the Beuvron. This route will take you to the Church of Saint-Révérien, a Cluniac site, the Gallo-Roman settlement of Compierre and a number of charming villages.
Saint-Révérien route
Start the walk with a visit to the Romanesque church of Saint-Révérien, a Cluniac site, then continue on to the Gallo-Roman site of Compierre, where the remains of the town are still visible and explained.After passing close to some ponds, with the hill of Montenoison in your sights, the path will lead you to the village of Compierre, perched atop a hill dominated by a castle, with a magnificent viewpoint at its foot.
The Tour of the Hamlets from Guipy
Starting from Guipy Town Hall, explore the rural countryside, which blends tranquil landscapes with picturesque hamlets around the village. Along the route, don’t miss the sculpture ‘Le flotteur’, the statue of Saint Germain-l’Auxerrois and the tympanum of Saint-Germain Church.
Route des Chapelles de Brinon-sur-Beuvron
This hike in the Beuvron Valley is one of the most beautiful walks in the department.
This route follows the ridgeline, connecting the Chapels of Grenois and Hubans and the site of the Virgin Mary in Asnan. It offers beautiful views, especially in spring when the countryside is in bloom.
The botanical orchard as seen from Brinon-sur-Beuvron
Explore the diverse landscapes of the Beuvron region on this multifaceted walk. Starting from Brinon-sur-Beuvron, you’ll pass through several charming villages such as Neuilly and Champallement. The Olcy washhouse offers a refreshing break during your walk.
Nature Trail at the Vaux Ponds: The grey heron
With family or friends, set off to discover the flora and fauna around a pond. The nature trails allow us to explore the Sensitive Natural Areas in our department. These are places open to the public to raise awareness of the preservation of natural heritage and local landscapes.
Nature Trail at the Vaux Ponds: the Kingfisher
With family or friends, discover the unique features of this natural site. The nature trails allow us to explore the Sensitive Natural Areas of our department. These are places open to the public to raise awareness of the preservation of natural heritage and local landscapes.
From Jules Renard to the Emeraude
From Chitry-les-Mines, home of Jules Renard, to Corbigny and back via the Yonne and the Nivernais Canal.
From Grenois to La Roche
A lovely walk through pleasant woodland in the Haut Nivernais.
The Rigole d'Yonne and 16 locks on the Canal du Nivernais
Set off to discover two magnificent engineering structures located in Nièvre in Burgundy: the Échelle de Sardy-les-Epiry on the Canal du Nivernais and the Rigole d'Yonne.
This walk follows the Canal du Nivernais along a greenway. You can admire a series of locks, 16 in total over a little more than 3 km. Your walk continues overlooking the canal, along the edge of the Rigole d'Yonne, which supplies the canal with water from Lake Pannecière.
Au Cœur du Nivernais depuis l'église romane de Jailly
Circuit à partir de l'église de Jailly, en grande partie en forêt de Saint-Saulge.
The Moulin de la Claie
Explore the natural landscape around Corbigny, which combines woodland, streams and meadows. Discover the town of Corbigny too, with its abbey, church, rich heritage and numerous events.
Walk along the canal
Walk starting from Corbigny along the Canal du Nivernais, returning via the paths of the Corbigny countryside.
The series of 16 locks and the Rigole d’Yonne
As you float along, set off to explore the idyllic Canal du Nivernais and the Rigole d’Yonne. From Port-Brûlé, the route invites you to admire a remarkable series of 16 locks, enabling boats to gradually negotiate the difference in level and continue their journey along the canal. It is a journey through the canal’s heritage, nature and peaceful landscapes.
The descent of the 16 locks
A walk that first follows the Yonne river for several kilometres, then follows the descent of the 16 Collancelle locks.
Mont-et-Marré
A hike designed to showcase the small heritage of this commune in the Nièvre, located on either side of the Canal du Nivernais:
castles, beautiful farms and barns, wash houses and fountains, a beautiful variety of paths and panoramic views.
The landmark of the 5 lords (La Borne des Cinq Seigneurs)
A very varied loop north of Bona, towards the highest point of the Monts du Nivernais (445m).
On the hillsides of the Yonne Valley
A short walk with lovely views and a stroll through pretty hamlets.
Route d'Anthien
A hike on the edge of the Morvan Natural Park that will take you to Mont Sabot, at the top of which you will find a Romanesque chapel. Throughout the route, you will have views of the Yonne valleys and the Morvan mountains: Bion, Sabot and Bué.
Short route south of Châtillon-en-Bazois
A lovely way to discover Châtillon-en-Bazois, its small marina and its locks, as well as the Nivernais Canal, the surrounding villages and the countryside. A walk suitable for everyone, alternating between natural scenery and built-up areas, offering a fine overview of the area.
A short walk in Châtillon-en-Bazois
A short route or a Sunday stroll!
You’ll discover the port, Châtillon Castle and the Nivernais Canal, which is very popular for boat trips.
Sermentole and Asnois circular
Sermentole and its varied forest landscapes, followed by a visit to the charming village of Asnois with its Saint-Loup church, castle, wash house and swimming spot.
Asnois route
On this route, discover the richness of the local heritage. Walk through the Coteaux de Tannay vineyards and meet the winegrowers who produce this famous grape variety known as ‘Melon’. Follow the famous waterway, the Nivernais Canal, and with a bit of luck, as you round a lock, you’ll see a boat passing through. Discover the 13th-century Saint-Loup Church and the bust of Paul-Jean Rigollot, inventor of “Papier Rigollot”.
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