Walks and hikes

Alternating tracks and paths, this circuit offers a rolling route with no technical difficulties. From the cool undergrowth of Puyhabilier to the shores of Lac de la Valette, it's a refreshing escape.

 Lafage-sur-Sombre

A procession of heathers on the Rouchilloux, the raucous song of the great raven, or the beautiful erythrone which grows in March: the Luzège hides a number of naturalist treasures. The Conservatoire Régional des Espaces Naturels du Limousin, owner of this exceptional site, protects this environment...

 Darnets

Relive the epic of the famous Bol d'Or des Monédières criterium by competing on the circuit that made this unique race famous! Created by the accordionist Jean Ségurel in the early 1950s, the criterium took place after the Tour de France. The circuit of about twenty kilometres was to be covered sev...

 Chaumeil

Discover the precious Las Vergnas wetland with dry feet. Las Vergnas or Vergnes is the Limousin dialect name for Alder, a tree that loves water. In Corrèze, this word also refers to marshy, waterlogged areas, not very hospitable at first glance. This educational trail offers a different perspective...

 Darnets

A very hilly, sporty circuit with good technical descents. Discover the many small hamlets characteristic of the plateaux overlooking the Luzège and Dordogne gorges.

 Saint-Merd-de-Lapleau

On the edge of the Luzège gorges, on a rocky promontory, the Lestrange family had once built their castle. The revolution took away the goods and divided the lordly lands. Today, it is the lords of the air who hover over the area, peregrine falcons, black and royal kites share the sky. So, don't for...

 Lapleau

A great circuit between the Puys and the Doustre plain where numerous ponds await you. A very rolling route with many tracks, without any technical difficulties, which brings you closer to the circuits of the Sédières Cyclotouring base.

 Montaignac-Saint-Hippolyte

From the Millevaches plateau to the Dordogne valley, via the Monédières and the Pays de Tulle, this 157 km-long, rather sporty route crosses 18 communes, from Peyrelevade in the north (to ensure a connection with the Véloroute Est Creuse) to Liourdres on the borders of Corrèze and Lot. The entire Co...

 Tulle

La Rongère, Coiral, le Grolier, Libouroux, Lascaux, St-Merd-de-Lapleau, so many hamlets and villages that weave our countryside. If you take a closer look at these beautiful Corréziennes houses, you will discover a brilliant rock, sometimes flaky like a millefeuille, with changing colours, with fine...

 Saint-Merd-de-Lapleau

Plunge into the great green of the gorges, go along the Chastang reservoir in a wild place that does not lack charm. Stone dwellings and coal-makers' platforms invite you to discover the past life of the Dordogne valley. A point of view plunging on the valley of the Sombre awaits you on the site of...

 Saint-Merd-de-Lapleau

This village-edge circuit takes you through woods, meadows and hamlets, an undulating route around the dark, with no difficulty and some fine singles.

 Saint-Merd-de-Lapleau

The hamlet of Montaignac-St Hippolyte is home to a large number of peat ponds, some of which feed into the Doustre river. A nesting site or migratory stopover for wild birds, a food reserve for otters or a fishing pleasure for young and old alike, the ponds of the Doustre invite you to the water's e...

 Montaignac-Saint-Hippolyte