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Collégiale de Saint Léonard de Noblat classée à l'UnescoFind out more about Saint-Léonard de Noblat
Hiking features: Yellow markings, walking time 3h45 Length 14.8 km, Ascent 415 m.
Accessible on foot and mountain bike.
In Saint-Léonard-de-Noblat, enjoy a hike to discover the mills, small villages and streams of its countryside. There are plenty of viewpoints over the town and its collegiate church, listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO as part of the Pilgrim’s Way to Santiago de Compostela.
After your hike, head for the village of Saint-Léonard-de-Noblat to discover a gourmet speciality: marzipan! Made from almonds, egg white and sugar, this soft cookie was given to pilgrims on their way to Santiago de Compostela. You can sample it in many of the town’s patisseries.
Hiking features: Yellow markings, walking time 4h00, Length 15.5 km, Vertical rise 68 m.
Accessible on foot, mountain bike and horseback.
The circuit de César à Meuzac (Caesar to Meuzac), starting from Lac de la Roche, offers you the chance to explore the surrounding Limousin countryside and small hamlets.
After your hike, you can enjoy a meal with local flavors. The Escala Dau Lemosi restaurant is located 400 m from the finish point, on the banks of the Etang de Forgeneuve. Limousin meats take pride of place. An address to recommend to gourmets!
Lac De La Roche Meuzac
Macaron Du DoratHiking trail features: Yellow markings, duration on foot 5h30, length 21km, elevation gain 54 m.
Accessible on foot, mountain bike and horseback.
Departure from Le Dorat, Petite Cité de Caractère, historic capital of the Basse Marche region and home to a remarkable heritage. A beautiful hike in the heart of the Monts de Blond.
Before your hike, don’t forget to stop off at Au Délice Gourmand, to discover the town’s sweet specialty, the Dorat macaroon. Crunchy and melt-in-your-mouth, it’s a well-deserved snack.
Hiking trail features: Yellow markings, walking time 3h45, Length 15 km.
Accessible on foot, mountain bike and horseback.
In the heart of the Millevaches plateau, this trail offers a beautiful hike through rolling countryside.
At Vervialle, stop for lunch at the Ranch du Lac restaurant, where you can sample their speciality: pelaude fondue made from Limousin beef.
Plateau Millevaches
Arena Saint Junien Hiking features: Yellow markings, walking time 3h00, length 12km, altitude difference 142 m.
Accessible on foot, mountain bike and horseback.
Departing from Saint-Junien, this hike follows the Glane valley. Take the opportunity to discover Saint-Junien, its heritage and its gourmet specialty l’Arena. A little cloud of gourmet goodness at the Faure patisserie.
Hiking features: Yellow markings, walking time 3h15, Length 12.5km, Vertical rise 110 m.
Accessible on foot, mountain bike and horseback.
Montrol-Sénard offers a journey into the past. In the heart of the village, discover the “rural nostalgia” scenography, the school of yesteryear, the small heritage buildings… The circuit in the footsteps of Henri IV takes you through the Monts de Blond countryside.
After the hike, enjoy a meal at La Belle Équipe restaurant!
Montrol-Sénard
Pelaud Limousin Hiking features: Yellow markings, duration on foot 2h30, length 7 km, steep gradient.
Accessible on foot and mountain bike.
Discover the natural setting of the Vienne Gorges and its many panoramic views over the surrounding countryside.
Discover the town, its heritage and its collegiate church, and stop off at the ChouBeurrePomme pastry shop to taste the local delicacy, pelaud!
Hiking features: Yellow markings, walking time 2h20, Length 9.3 km, Vertical rise 30 m.
Accessible hikes: pedestrian.
The Porcelain Loop takes you along the banks of the Vienne and the Pont Saint-Etienne district. The circuit offers panoramic views of the cathedral district and the gardens of the Evêché.
Continue your discovery with a ponticaud lunch at the Pont Saint-Etienne restaurant.
Pont Saint Etienne Itinera Magica
