From the Cars site to the Longeyroux peat bog

In an entirely natural setting, travel our dirt roads to discover the forests

Set off to discover Confolent-Port-Dieu, built on a rocky spur at the confluence of the Dordogne and Chavanon.

Explore the ancient Paris-Orléans Corrèze route

From Laguenne station, you can go to the church via the old town with its medieval buildings on rue des Armuriers.

The path to paradise: 13km

On the borders of Corrèze and Cantal stand the remains of the Tours de Merle (11th - 15th centuries).

Permanently winding through shaded undergrowth on either side of the Glane gorges.

This shaded path will take you to discover the Saint-Bonnet-Elvert plateau.

6km: Leave the village of Corrèze to explore the old wash houses and fountains as well as the characterful hamlets.

From Laguenne train station, you can reach the church via the old town and its medieval buildings on rue des armuriers.

The Meunier trail: 5km

After discovering the 12th century Romanesque church, you will enjoy a view of the valley from the village of “Mailher”.

Sheltered by its three castles, the medieval village of Curemonte stretches on a line of ridges overlooking the Sourdoire and Maumont valleys.

6km: From Rue de la Chaussée to the pretty village of Boubeau

From the reception area of ​​the small station, the marked path through the Garenne du Puy Grolier leads to the old carderies.

14km: In the calm of the undergrowth of the Corrézienne forest

5km: Discover the houses, farmhouses, stepped chimneys, ovens and rustic wells

Wash houses and fountains: 6km

9.6km: The Puy de Sarran, with its 819 meters height, offers a magnificent 300° panorama and is the highest point of the Monédières massif.

This path leads to one of the most beautiful panoramas you can have over the medieval town of Treignac.

At its starting point, the circuit presents the rich heritage of Sainte-Fortunade.

You will explore the natural heritage of Soursac by going towards the Pont-Aubert lake where a fishery has been set up.

5km: Take the narrow streets of the medieval city to the hamlet of Neupont and its bread ovens with stepped roofs.

14km: The “grand tour de Sédières” is an easy hike which starts at the castle and crosses five communes and four cantons.

The route offers a mix between orchards, meadows, forest and stream.

After admiring the chapel with its Byzantine-style wall frescoes, continue along a shaded path that passes through typical villages

13km: After the Meunier trail, follow the path to paradise, cool off in the undergrowth.

This trail takes you to a time when the ruins of the old Tony mill bear witness to the austerity of yesteryear.

Between the plateau and the Dordogne gorges, you will discover the Puy Murat and its magnificent panorama of the Pont du Chambon and the Dordogne gorges.

Around 1905, Joseph MAS (nicknamed Bardot) and his wife Maria undertook to become market gardeners in the sunny gorges of the Dordogne.

What do you prefer? The sweetness of the deciduous forests, the mysteries of the resinous undergrowth, the harsh landscape of the heather moors, or the freshness of the water's edge...