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Ville-sous-Anjou walks
The Louze Plateau and the Bois des Bruyères
A pleasant walk, flat, with a few views of the Pilat and the surrounding hills. Suitable for all seasons, particularly in spring when the orchards are in bloom and in summer when the fruit is ripe. Also features two sections through the forest.
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Trails of the Edict of Roussillon
The town of Roussillon has created a network of trails named “de l’édit” in memory of the edict issued in 1564 in Roussillon, which established1 January as the start of the year throughout France. These trails are perfect for family walks, with no difficulty, no elevation gain and very little tarmac. They pass through apple orchards and quite varied landscapes. The names of the trails are indicated on signs put up by the town of Roussillon.
Circular loop between Roussillon and Le Gué d'Agnin
Explore the Roussillon leisure area and its pond. Walk along the Edit trails. Cross the River Sanne via a footbridge to avoid the ford. Please note that part of the return journey runs alongside the D131C road. This route is not suitable for those who dislike tarmac roads.
From Roussillon to Salaise
A visit to a built or historical heritage site, beautiful views and a varied route.
The valleys of the Sanne
A lovely, varied walk through the valleys surrounding the Sanne, on the edge of the Rhône valley. It offers beautiful views and passes by two pretty chapels.
Please note! This walk is not recommended on days with heavy rain, as there are three fords to cross.
Through the orchards between Anjou and Salaise-sur-Sanne
This is a walk best enjoyed when the fruit trees are in bloom; it’s a gentle stroll where you can simply look at and smell the flowers. There’s also an alternative route to explore the archaeological site of Anjou.
Assieu-Chavanay
Tenth stage of the Way of St James. This stage will take you to Chavanay on the banks of the Rhône. The final stage before the Massif Central, the route offers several alternatives between theGR® and the paths marked by the Jacquaires associations. Be sure to stay on theGR®65to avoid unnecessary detours. This may not be the most pleasant part of the route, but certain sections, such as Condrieu, are well worth a visit.
The surroundings of Anjou
Explore the mansions and châteaux of the village of Anjou, enjoy the 360° panoramic views, and walk up the dry stream bed which has left traces of erosion in the tuff. Return via the forest to enjoy the unobstructed views from the ridges before heading back down to Anjou.Please note: this walk is not possible during very heavy rain, as the stream bed you follow would no longer be dry.
Route of castles around Anjou
Around the village of Anjou, you will pass the entrances to several châteaux that dot the route.
Circular route from the Bois de la Limone to Assieu
A walk along small tarmac roads offering sweeping views of the Pilat massif and, in places, the Vercors massif. The forest paths can be a little muddy in wet weather.
From Salaise through the orchards towards the prison and the Tour d’Anjou
In the plain between Salaise and Anjou, amongst the fruit trees, exploring the ruins.
The Assieu loop via the Bois de la Limone
A hike suitable for all seasons. A beautiful route, the northern section of which shares the path with theGR®65andGR®422.
Between (1) and (2), there are beautiful views not to be missed.
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La Chapelle-de-Surieu Circular
This walk takes you through the countryside towards La Chapelle-de-Surieu. A few tarmac roads with little traffic. At the top, sweeping views of the Monts du Pilat on one side and the Vercors range on the other. Meadows and cultivated fields. Please note: there is a ford across the Sanne; avoid this during periods of high water.
From the village of La Chapelle-de-Surieu to the chapel at La Salette
Across the Isère hills between the Varèze and Sanne valleys to the Chapel of La Salette in Bellegarde-Poussieu.
Route from La Fon de l'Écouelle to Saint-Alban-de-Varèze
A walk that takes place mostly on small paved roads. It alternates between different landscapes: woods and fields. There are no difficulties to be feared except for a steep hill at the beginning of the walk.