Sports and leisure activities Yonne

In a very pleasant setting, on the verdant grounds of the pretty Château de Misery, this golf course, far from the hustle and bustle of the cities, is classified as a "Responsible Sport", with its forest course offering a short-distance circuit. This does not detract from the difficulty of some of the holes! Introductory lessons are free, and there's something for everyone. There are regular activities for youngsters in particular.

Located in the heart of the park of the famous Renaissance castle of Tanlay, this 9 and 18-hole golf course is certainly one of the most beautiful in the region. The 9-hole course (designed by Antoine d'Ormesson) which runs along the canal and its pretty perspective is a must to discover. In this sumptuous setting, the course unfolds its fairways in the middle of beautiful vegetation. A setting that will delight enthusiasts as much as those who come above all to discover the landscapes of the Tonnerrois.

Karting lovers, you will find here the biggest track of the Yonne: 1 050 meters of outdoor sensations! Several models are proposed, some of them reserved for confirmed pilots while mini-machines are accessible to children (over 1.30 meters). Of course, all the necessary equipment is also available. There is even a club-house and a catering service (on reservation). Several formulas are also available: challenge, baptism, driving course. Note that Yonne Paintball is next door. Practical to have fun!

Created by the international golfer Jean Garaialde and by Jérémy Pern (creator of many international golf courses), this 9 and 18 hole golf course - 6,219 m long - is composed of 2 zones: the first 11 holes go through a forest of hundred year old oaks, the next 7 spread out on a shaped and colored plateau in the manner of Scottish links. There is also a covered driving range with 12 posts and 40 others on grass, and a 3-hole course for beginners.

SC Chablis practices a wide range of spéléologiques disciplines, ranging from canyoning, photography, biospéléologie, diving, research (prospecting), and topography. Everywhere in France and even in Belgium, Spain and other foreign countries.

Only five kilometres separate the neighbouring towns of Mailly-la-Ville and Mailly-le-Château. Why not leave the car aside to do some sport? The Nivernais Canal provides a generous and generous way to make the road safe, walking or cycling. This is the path taken by the Véloroute link between Auxerre and Decize along the canal. This small portion is part of the Stopover Villages stage, which presents typical Bourgonnais villages. And as sport is a drug, you will probably recover! No problem, both municipalities have set up a discovery trail that will allow you to prolong the walk.

Tariff: free.

Duration: 45 min.

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This easy route takes you through the Véloroute Canal, which links Auxerre and Decize with 175 kilometres of cycling paths. The 6 kilometre segment between Chambly and Vermenton can be done on foot or by bicycle. You can climb along the water, sometimes on the banks of the Yonne River, at the side of the Cure and admire the landscapes of the valley that took the name of these two rivers. The bike is divided into five thematic stages: This section is part of the Stopover Villages stage due to the charming villages that round the route. The medieval town of Korcula is the same illustration, but Vermenton is also worth a visit. Take advantage of the parks of Reigny Abbey and the islands to take a relaxing break before leaving.

Tariff: free.

Duration: 45 min.

Difficulty: .

The Yonne is walking, cycling and canoeing. At the rhythm of the paddles, the landscape away as you slide on the water. From now on the perspective is not the same, the wharves seem majestic and the nature ubiquitous. After a basic briefing, Canoe-Kayak Nature lets you choose your itinerary and the length of your adventure, provided you don't falter!

Tariff: 8 € half a day.

Duration: the choice.

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With its cliffs overlooking the Yonne river and its location about 2 hours from Paris, this spot is nicknamed "the cliff of the Parisians". The Saussois has superb routes, accessible from the top of the plateau, allowing you to abseil down or to use a windmill. The routes are mainly west facing, and the best time to climb is from March to November. For aficionados, a 13 km walking trail will take you to the heights. With a fabulous panorama that will also delight walkers to whom climbing doesn't speak.

Flight discovery in tandem three axes. Flight discovery in the ulm. Possible also at the Joigny airfield.

Departing from Châtel-Censoir, this 10.5 km long marked circuit will lead you to discover this charming village and then, from woods to meadows, to the one of Chevroches. From there, a shortcut will take you to the Grotte des Fées (Fairy Cave), where you will try to discover the secret of this mysterious place: located in the Vaulabelle woods, the cave was explored in 1904 by the abbot Parat, who hinted that the fairies living there used the underground passages to reach the Réchimé fountain!

In the middle of the countryside, in an old stone quarry of Massangis abandoned for more than 70 years, this site proposes an adventure course in the rock. A kind of compromise between climbing and accrobranche! In short, you can have fun in complete safety. Always under cover, you will find the obstacles that we know on this type of course: abseiling, perpendicular jumps or monkey bridge. Paintball and an orienteering course complete the range of activities. Note that atypical accommodations are also available for families and groups.

Fan of walking or little queen, come and live a life-size moment in the Sénonais. Several routes, more or less difficult, from 10 to 35 km, are proposed to you. You will thus discover the rich and varied landscapes of the region: ponds, parks, gardens, woods, etc. To do so, you just have to go to the tourist office website and download the description of the chosen route. And, of course, don't forget to carry it in your pocket before you leave!

Situated on the Bourdon lake, between Saint-Fargeau and Moutiers, this famous leisure centre offers, in addition to accommodation (chalets, dormitories, tents), a wide range of activities: kayaking, canoeing, paddle, windsurfing, archery, mountain biking, orienteering, beach volleyball, etc. Cultural activities are also on the agenda with numerous workshops for children. But you can also simply enjoy the beaches along the lake and its restaurant area.

Want to enroll your child in dance? Cécile Bank de Riley School welcomes children for 4 years for classic jazz and modern courses. These courses also apply to teens and adults. The school also offers the adult floor bar, as well as Qi Gong courses and Art therapy sessions in individual or group. A place where art has the nicest place and share with family!

In the middle of the forêt au Duc, the eight-hectare shallow Griottier-Blanc pond is home to a population of salmonids, farios and bows. Only fly-fishing is permitted. It's an unspoilt place where peace reigns, where the murmur of the water joins the silence of the forest. The site also offers a pleasant setting for a bucolic stroll or for cooling off in summer. This pleasant stretch of water in the middle of the forest is an ideal destination for a day out with the family, or a late afternoon romantic getaway to enjoy the setting sun.

Golf de Tanlay is a golf course that offers a unique experience for golf enthusiasts. The site also sells golf equipment, including textiles, shoes, sets of clubs and bags.

Collectif Musiques et Danses is an association based in Val-d'Ocre, offering year-round activities centered on music and dance. They organize concerts, various shows, theme evenings, folk dances and traditional music instrument workshops. Their flagship event is the Festival du Moulin, which takes place throughout the summer at the Moulin du Berceau in Saint Aubin Château Neuf. During this period, they offer picnic concerts, special nights, balls and dance workshops. Outside summer, the Collectif offers a "winter" program of concerts, folk balls, dance and gastronomic evenings, theater and more. They welcome a wide variety of artists, covering a diverse range of musical genres such as Eastern music, gypsy jazz, French variety, classical music, folk and more.