Champagnac-la-Noaille | Ventadour-Egletons-Monédières in Corrèze

Crossed by the Doustre, river taking its source in Rosiers d’Egletons, Champagnac-la-Noaille is located a few miles away from Egletons in Corrèze. The town extends on the wooded plateaus of the early Haute-Corrèze and is a mixture of untouched nature and preserved architectural heritage.

You can see, at the turn of a walk, the granite and slate houses that make up the town and its 20 small villages. Seat of a lordship attested to the 14th century, Champagnac-la-Noaille has preserved an important historical heritage with its church, its chapel Saint-Léger or the former presbytery.

Chapelle Miginiac Champagnac La Noaille Correze

WHAT TO SEE AND DO

The Prévôt pond : created in the year 1300, the Prévôt pond is a real little piece of nature, shared between Champagnac-la-Noaille and Clergoux. Perfect to enjoy peace, and nature, but also fishing and bathing for those who wish to do so.
Church Saint-Martin : built in the twelfth century, this church has been modified several times over the centuries, particularly in the nineteenth, with the reconstruction of the bell tower. From the twelfth century, it still retains the nave and the chevet.
Chapel Saint-Léger : attested in 1600, the Saint-Léger chapel is a typical example of the small chapels of the Corrèze villages. Rebuilt in the 17th or 18th century, it has kept a small bell tower, dating back 1600.
The Hunting and Nature House: located in a place called “Lallé”, the Hunting and Nature House offers training and information about hunting and about the natural environment. Three educational trails, dotted with information boards, also allow you to learn more about the world of fauna and flora, and observe the surrounding nature.
Hiking trails : on foot or on a ATV, two hiking trails makes you discover the natural environment of Champagnac-la-Noaille, and its fauna and flora.