Where to practice an individual sport Saône-Et-Loire

To get some height, head for the grottes d'Agneux, above the hamlet of the same name, where you'll need to leave your vehicle. Follow the GR as it climbs. At the milestone indicating the village behind you and Mont-Palais ahead, leave the GR and turn right. You'll come to the caves, which are closed but offer a superb panorama. Turn back or continue uphill, then turn left to return. Steep but shady path, 45 min round trip.

Nelly Girault created Friendly Rosalie to allow nature and Saône river lovers to escape on the "voie Bleue" from the Gergy campsite. Her Rosalies are state-of-the-art, therefore relatively light, you can ride with your family and have fun without getting exhausted. The more sporty will prefer steppers and the less courageous the electric scooters. What to discover the soft and playful mobility at the edge of the water. Ideal: the guinguette L'eau à la Bouche for a very good quality meal, otherwise a picnic is recommended.

Along a small stretch of water bordered by forests, the small village of Saint-Sernin-du-Bois reveals its ancient stones, including Gallo-Roman remains, a ^14th-century keep and a magnificent granite dam built in the early ^20th century. This charming ensemble is the starting point for numerous hikes (11 signposted circuits ranging from 2 km to 31 km, starting from the dam). Among other things, you'll come across charming waterfalls, a peat bog and superb viewpoints.

The Chalon-sur-Saône golf course, located in Châtenoy-en-Bresse, is an 18-hole course 5685 meters long. Created in 1976 by golf architect Michel RIO, it is approved by the French Golf Federation. This flat golf course features fairways that are sometimes narrow and some sixty bunkers, but no water hazards. The Chalon-sur-Saône golf course also offers tuition and has a golf school. It also has a pro shop where golfers can purchase equipment and accessories. The Chalon-sur-Saône golf course is a popular venue for local golfers and regularly hosts competitions.