Artichoke-heart corn from Allériot

The start of this walk is at the port of Allériot.

(S/E) Turn right and walk along the Saône on your left for 1.7 km, ignoring a junction.

(1) Take the grassy path on the right, pass a Fork in the road and walk past the football pitch.

(2) Head up Rue de Goullien to the right, then turn right onto Rue devant Goullien, and finally left onto Rue de la Baleine.

(3) Then keep right onto Grande Rue de Bey and finally turn right onto Rue des Porchers.

(4) Once you reach the Saugy wash house, retrace your steps back to the football pitch.

(2) Keep left, then take the first path on the left to reach the powder magazine.

(5) Take the grassy path to the right and below the powder magazine and follow the Saône on your left to return to the port of Allériot (S/E).

Signposting: follow the signs (ALL1) and the yellow markings (walking and hiking trail).

Safety instructions: ensure you are well equipped (rucksack,^first-aid kit, suitable clothing, good footwear, etc.). Bring a bottle of water and protect yourself from the sun. Carry a mobile phone. Do not leave any litter in the countryside. Take care when crossing roads. Do not stray from the marked trails. Keep clear of forestry work. Respect crops, livestock, private property and current regulations. Take care during the hunting season (September to February).

If you notice anything unusual on this trail, please report it to us using Suricate. We will be notified of your report and will endeavour to resolve the issue as soon as possible.

The Church of Saint-Martin in Allériot is characterised by a bell tower with multicoloured glazed tiles reminiscent of the one in Louhans and the roof of the Hospices de Beaune. It houses two bells, one dating from 1552 and the other from 1768.

In Bey, the Saugy wash house, also known as the ‘Lower’ Wash House or the Gossips’ Wash House, is built from local stone and features a traditional long-pitched roof. This neighbourhood wash house allowed the hamlet’s residents to wash their laundry nearby without having to go to the village centre.