Sports and leisure activities Eure-Et-Loir

Here we are only fishing trout. Three small ponds communicate, but it's in the biggest that you'll make your best catch.

The walk of the 7 ponds, starting point of a walking route that will lead you to discover some beautiful ponds in the region. This circuit is indicated at the beginning of Senonches. The route leads from the, forest to the charming little woods from the top of the Perche through the Domaine de La Ferté-Vidame. This circuit follows about the GR 35.

On horses and ponies, you can make recovery, hiking and horse riding.

Vallée Valley and Jambette (2 circuits 18 km and 21 km). At the beginning of the Saint John Castle.

Rental of canoes. Descente descent (11 km and 23 km). Plan ½ day or full day.

The Lormaye water plan is housed in an ancient ballastière on 7 ha, of which 5 ha of water. Since 1984, it has belonged to a union of @, Faverolles, Lormaye, Nogent-le-Roi, Ormoy and Senantes. Access: on foot, by the footpath of the Eure at the Pont bridge in Lormaye, leaving the car Place du Pilloried. By car, by Candlelight. Activities: pay for visitors on presentation of a card (annual or per day) to buy in Lormaye town hall, picnic area, health course and children's games.

This circuit of more than 40 kilometres is the best way to discover the valley of the Loir and the Yerre. At the beginning of Chartres, which offers many remarkable sites to visit before leaving, the journey passes through Saint-Denis-les-Pont, Douy and its mills, Saint-Hilaire-sur-Yerre and Montigny-le-Galon with its castle open to the visit and its church Saint Gilles. The last steps are the municipality of Cloyes-sur-le-Loir, where it is possible to pause in the pleasant Emile Zola Park, and the numerous ponds that appear in this region of the south of the Eure-et-Loir.

This hiking tour has been marked by the association Eure-et-Loir Nature. On site, panels will give you explanations about the nature of the soil and the fauna and flora that coexist there. A beautiful hike in the shade of the trees that grow there and at cost thanks to the proximity of the river. A leaflet is also available from local merchants. It presents the most easily observable plant species throughout the course.

Discovery of fishing and its techniques. The federation's fishing school welcomes children from 8 years old every Wednesday afternoon. They will discover predators, predators, carpe and trout fishing. On request, it is possible to organize courses on a technique. The federation of Eure-et-Loir will inform you about the different fishing techniques and the many water plans in the region. Some are identified in this guide, but there are many others. Furthermore, three accommodation structures (bed and breakfast, furnished) in the vicinity have obtained the fishing label, guaranteeing the fisherman a specific reception in connection with his leisure activity (reservations from Loisir to Tel. 02 37 84 01 01).

Chartres Métropole Canoë-Kayak is a canoe-kayak rental service located in Chartres. They offer quality equipment that complies with international safety standards. Their website also offers information on the history of canoeing and kayaking, and advice for beginners. The club aims to support people throughout their journey, whether to become a professional in the discipline or simply to enjoy this leisure activity. They also offer lessons for beginners and reservations for access to their equipment.

Roguenette Valley (19,5 km). Circuit No. 1. Departure from the church at Dawn. To discover: Climb up from this circuit, Saint Prest and the valley of Roguenette, a small tributary that flows into the Eure in Saint-Prest, the mill of the Gravel. Despite its quiet air, this stream has been a lot of talk about it in the past, its floods have been deadly. Today the current is still strong, even the summer.

For more than 20 kilometres, the hikers tour the forest of Châteauneuf-en-Thymerais. In this circuit, land and water blend with the Blaise valley and canopy cover. By crossing the area, the two pyramids were used as benchmarks for the fox hunters as well as the water mills of Saint-Ange-et-Torçay and Fontaine-les-Ribouts. In the immediate vicinity of this promenade in Saulnières, accommodation of several kinds, including a campsite, is available.

Forest of Dreux-Bastions en Forêt (13,5 km marked). Circuit No. 22. Departure at the hunting pavilion on RD 928.

You will not be able to say, leaving this great complex, do not know the joys of mechanical sports! On the karts, you will be ll on the 800-metre outdoor track. Slot (cars at 1/24), radiocommandés, quad, but also the baptisms of Porsche, Ferrari or helicopter.

The Three Valleys Dreux-Brezolles (57 and 88 km). Circuit No. 3. Departure Place Mésirard.

The company proposes at the departure of Fermaincourt, various downhill routes of the Eure in the canoe, for every audience.

On the edge of the forest of Châteauneuf-en-Thymerais, an invigorating family walk will take you to the discovery of the archery route of 24 targets. You can eat on-site for 15 € or picnic for € 8. In a farmhouse, there is a cozy and comfortable room for 3 people. Gîte de France 3 ears. Rates: 35 € to 47 € depending on the number of people, breakfast included. Guest table on reservation, at 17 € per meal.

An open-air swimming pool which was opened near the forest. Ideal in summer to refresh after a good hike through wood. Briefs are not allowed, so bathing suits are mandatory.

Romilly-sur-Sour/La Ferté-Villeneuil (24 km). Circuit No. 5. Departure on the square, under Romilly's church. On Zola's steps, you will discover the valley of Sour: marsh with secret chasms and multiple springs drained by a small river where there are many mills. Romilly-sur-Sour-Rognes: Emile Zola, who stayed in 1887 in Dunois, drew the inspiration from La Terre to the Touche Farm. The fortified church of the th century was used in the period of grenier. On your way, don't miss Charray and La Ferté-Villeneuil because it makes good strolls in this charming old walled town.

Four hiking tours will make you discover Montigny-le-Gannelon heritage and its natural environment. Starting point: The place of the town hall for three of them and the water plan for the fourth, a planimètre will inform you about the courses offered to you. You can also obtain a leaflet in the tourist offices, or in the town hall. You can go on the steps of the Montrognon painter Mathieu Cochereau, follow the circuit Merle, Deer or Heron in order to know a little better the natural heritage of the commune.

Departure from Courgain water Mill. 4 km walk along the Loir valley and through wood. Panel in front of the mill, brochure in tourist offices and town halls. Nothing like a hike under the woods, with the freshness of the river nearby. Besides natural heritage - geological recognition, wood and bird essences - it is also a meeting with the small rural heritage such as a lime oven and another water mill. A pretty walk, informative.

On this water level, you will indulge in the quiet pleasures of the sailing and the slightly more rhythmic jet-ski.

This structure is part of the 5 clubs of Eure-et-Loir affiliated with the Canoe Federation.

This miniature golf takes place in the sports park and near the football stadium used for the weekend games. Rates remain variable. Call ahead for all information.

Argenvilliers/Beaumont/Miermaigne (3 marked circuits of 8,4 km, 12,4 km, 15,1 km). Circuit No. 42. It's a great start to the day. At the beginning of the th century, they were a meeting place where the news was exchanged. Often built on the edge of rivers or fountains, from an architectural point of view, the closed washing is distinguished, with the inclined slabs surrounding a water restraint, covered entirely or partly, and washing open on the bank and protected by a canopy. Passing through Miermaigne: the conservatory was created with the aim of preserving local and old varieties. Each year the conservatory is enriched with new varieties. The Saint-Pierre church, dating from the 372.1 th, th and th centuries, preserved a cathedral of exceptional refinement and the th century pavilion (private domain), transformed into the early th century in the style of "Anglo-Norman cottage" style, is visible from RD. By passing through Argenvilliers, Beaumont-les-Altars, Vichères (these villages are described in the guide), we discover throughout this hike of privileged and charming places, these little corners deserve.

The instructor, Stéphanie Laroye, will take you on the walk, but you can also take a few internships, take over, go back to the riding, the quarry and the cross, in a frame that is no longer to be described.

This magnificent lake is fed by the Thironne, a tributary of the Loir. Anglers can spend half a day, the whole day or even the whole night practicing their passion, either in a boat or on the banks. The étang de l'abbaye is particularly popular with carp anglers. Rates vary according to age and duration of fishing, with special rates for children and carp anglers. Thiron-Gardais offers a pleasant fishing experience in a magnificent natural setting.

For lovers of high sensations, we climb over the old castle of water. Introductory days, discovery courses.

If you cross the Auney, go through the Carlotti Square and take the path to the ponds. There is a archery site, the Archers Garden, where the passionnés décochent their arrows in peace.

Two ponds, the fountain at Jean and Les Aulnes, make the fishermen happy by the diversity of the fish there (perch, preserved, carp, pike, tanches, studs, brèmes, eels, rainbow trout and fario) and walkers who find it calm and can see some inhabitants of local fauna, including cendrés herons and ragondins.

The plain of Arrou between the valley of the Loir and the Perche-Gouët retains some beautiful specimens of hedges and wood typical of percheron bocage. On this site, the inas will appreciate the variety of vegetation and wildlife in the middle of the fields. Percheronnes farms, in isolated hamlets, present their typical constructions characterized by wood to the pignon casing. The walk allows you to visit Arrou, the Bois Ruffin, the castle. Situated in the countryside, the dungeon and the square tower dating from the th century, particularly well preserved, are among the most interesting defensive works of the upper Middle Ages in Eure-et-Loir.

Enjoy the beautiful equestrian walks around Arrou. Possibility of accommodation in dormitories.

All year round, you will be able to enjoy pleasant walks while enjoying pleasant boats. Introductory courses and hiking courses allow you to get involved in kayaking and canoeing techniques. Different formulas are proposed. Soon, a pool of energetic waters will complement the club's equipment. With family or friends, you can sail on the Loir, in the moat, at the foot of the fortifications: an original way to discover the country of Ronsard and Proust.

Walks accompanied by a counselor can be arranged by appointment in summer only, or May to September, for the well-being of horses. Holiday courses are also available.

Located in Brou, in the Eure-et-Loir region of France, the Yachting Club de Brou is a sailing club offering water sports activities such as windsurfing, dinghy sailing and catamaran sailing. The club also offers paddles for hire. The Parc Aquatique et de Loisirs de Brou is another of the town's attractions. It is located on a vast 28-hectare lake, next to a beach, the sailing club and the municipal campsite. The park offers water, fun and adventure activities, providing an entertaining experience for visitors. Brou offers water sports and water leisure enthusiasts a wide range of entertainment possibilities.

The 18 hole golf course allows you to discover the joys of an activity with family or friends. It finds its originality because it is played with a single cane with three faces and a flexible ball. Tariff: 7,50 €. Reduced Tariff: 5 €. Golf, 9 hole pleasure, English green for a course by 3 and 4. Tariff: course at 11 €. The Swin Bar is open every day except Mondays, from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. in high season and from 17 a. m. to 1 p. m. in low season.

Circuit A on the edge of the Ozanne (5 km). Circuit No. 6. Departure Place des Halles. Circuit B on the edge of Ozanne by passing through Yèvres (12 km). Circuit No. 6. Departure Place des Halles.

From Husk to Frazé, (50 km divided into 3 loops). Circuit No. 7. Departure Place des Halles. Apart from the churches and the beautiful sites, your promenade will take you on the banks of the Ozanne and its picturesque washing machines.

An aquatic center bathed in light and surrounded by greenery, it offers large indoor and outdoor leisure areas all year round. Its pools are ideal for sports activities, whether on your own, in lanes or under the supervision of a lifeguard. There's also plenty of room for fun, with a slide, paddling pool, water garden and large outdoor play area. Year-round activities (aquagym, aquabike, baby swimmers, etc.).

The FFPSC (French Sports Fishing Federation), whose origin dates back to 1951, is affiliated with the International Federation of Freshwater Fishing in the National Olympic and Sports committee. It intervenes with the various national bodies for the defence of fisheries and the protection of flora, fauna, the environment and, similarly, at European level. It is also empowered to animate fishing in fresh water.

Fifteen kilometres on foot, it uses, it uses, fifteen kilometers on foot, it uses the shoes… but nothing scares the hikers in the section Horizon Beaulieu Chartres. On the hoof, they go every Thursday through beauceronne and emigration lands. When the theatre of their pédestres is a little away from Chartres, visit the Mathurin Régnier College parking garage, rue Jules-Hetzel, at 13 h 45. Two courses are generally planned: One of eight kilometres, and the other, reserved for the experienced walkers, 12 to 15 kilometres away. From time to time, Nordic marches are also planned for Wednesday afternoons, and other excursions can interfere in the calendar, rather on weekends. Notice, to hikers of any hair, amateur or seasoned, who simply want to walk in joy and good mood…

In Chartres Vertical, you don't know dizzy. In room or on the cliff, for leisure or for competition, you climb without asking questions but by always paying attention, and above all, we take its foot (meaning, of course, because otherwise it is a bit complicated). The climbing rooms, located at the Halle Jean Cochet, are an ideal learning and training ground with a grimpable surface of about 300 m ². But don't believe that this is enough for fans of climbing and thrills: On a regular basis, they travel to France looking for cliffs… and history to maintain the form, they also organise hiking, mountain biking, trails, ski trips, ski weekends, snow snowshoe excursions. And the summit of happiness is reached when the excursion goes away, which takes these merry climbers on the corners of the largest mountains…

Agility, speed, and strategy: three essential components for volleyball. Whether it's Fulbert High School, the Jean Monnet Regional Youth & Sport Centre, the Jean Cochet Hall or the Charles Péguy gymnasium on rue Francis-Vovelle, volleyball sessions combine effort and conviviality with an inexhaustible team spirit. The training usually takes place in the evening, and some are mixed (for pupils, chicks, s s, minimes and loisirs). One of the two teams of senior citizens is developing at the national level, the other at the departmental level. So, whether you want to compete or just spend a good time on the volleyball field, enter the boat.

Gymnastics comes in all shapes and sizes, to suit each and every one of you: Gym d'entretien, Gym seniors, Gym Senior homme, Gym Energy, Zumba senior, Cross Training, Gym dos, Body Zen, Do In, Relaxation, Yoga, gym'câline (for toddlers aged 9 months to 3 years), but also Nordic walking, active walking, everything is there. All you have to do is choose the classes that best suit your body and do the most good for your mind. And if you're not sure of your choice, don't panic: you're entitled to two trial sessions before signing up! The association offers a range of class times and locations, so that everyone can find a class to suit their needs. Classes are scheduled in Chartres (Rosskopf and rue de Châteaudun gymnasiums, Pont-Neuf maisons pour tous), Champhol (sports hall), Le Coudray (salle polyvalente), Lèves (gymnase du stade, dojo), Luisant (espace Malraux, dojo), Lucé (gymnase Léo Lagrange, Gymnase François Richoux, salle René Faurieux), Mainvilliers (école Pierre de Coubertin, foyer Foucard, CSE Jules Verne).

Rugby is the school of life. And many people want to practise this sport. That is why, in Chartres, rugby accompanies you throughout life: It is possible to start in the group of under 7, and to evolve over the years, tournament tournaments, defeat defeats, until becoming junior, junior and senior, before joining the recreational rugby team. A whole world dedicated to the ovalie awaits you, so do the test… and let yourself be taken by the irresistible effervescence of this team sport both strategic and physical. Embrace the spirit of rugby.

The Madeleine Forum is a veritable mine of activities: Creative leisure (4-7 years old or adult), plastic arts (7 years old), theatre (7-12 years), carterie (8 years old), Chinese (8-12 years old or adult), scrap (adult), decorative paint (adult), décorative (adult), batterie (adult), battery (11 years old), djembé (11 years), percussions (7 years old), guitar (years old), guitar (years old), guitar (years old), guitare (years old), guitar (years old), guitare (years old), guitar (years old), guitare (years old), guitar (years old), guitare (years old), guitar (years old) and guitar (years old). years), flute flute and recorder (for 7 years), modern jazz dance (5-7 years, 7-10 years, 15 years and more), Afro-caraïbéenne dance (11 years old), Oriental dance (child and adult), baby sport (4 years old), body awakening (4-6 years), fitness (16 years), fitness gymnastics (16 years), senior gymnastics, gymnastics memory (adult) bocage (15 years old), Ta Chi Chuan (adult), scrabble, figures and letters, computer initiation… the list is long and varied: that deserves to be emphasised. All the more so, in addition to these activities, the organization of events that make the neighbourhood live and breathe it into an extraordinary dynamism.

The Jeanne d'Arc de Chartres Association brings together sports and creative leisure activities. First, she is known for her basketball club: from their early age, children can enjoy the joys of this sport and develop in this discipline over the years, while their elders can enjoy and develop, again and again, in the interests of training, victories and defeats. But the Jeanne d'Arc Association is also a chess club, embroidery and pottery workshops, a choir, drawing and painting classes, maintenance gymnastics and qi gong (a kind of gentle gymnastics of very slow and daily movements by the Chinese) as well as classes of bocage and yoga. At the end of the day, everyone can hope to find an activity that suits it perfectly.

Since 2005, Chartres has its squash school by the French federation, and contrary to what one might think, recruitment is taking place early. Specific facilities allow children between the ages of 4 and 7 to practice mini squash, a game of awakening that will take them to "squash sensation" from the age of 8, then to "champion squash" from age 13. Playful and technical, squash enables children to flourish in a sport that appeals to their tone and imagination, and, if they so wish, will also be able to move towards competition. By enrolling in the squash school, they will also benefit from free access to the club outside of training and other benefits. But of course, for adults and people who are not enrolled in the course, it is still possible to practice squash and badminton occasionally or regularly: after paying a fee of € 3 to join the club, simply purchase an entry to the unit, or choose a subscription to benefit from advantageous rates on the book books.

Madeleine Sports & Relaxation, as its name indicates, is a district association that offers its members a variety of activities to be practiced regularly: so, if you wish, you can take a choral song (06 60 46 33 63/06 14 32 67 98), to guitar and flute (02 37 30 79 63/02 37 81 36 22), to photography (02 37 34 59 32), or to cycling (02 37 25 91 71/02 37 21 31 30), to football (06 34 05 24 92/06 68 70 36), handball (06 33 70 52 00/02 37 22 37), hockey (02 37 34 98 30/06 33 24 54 48), to judo (06 09 67 61 55/02 37 53 64), to kendo (06 17 44 38 02/02 37 21 48 66), to leisure bike (02 37 34 95 57/02 37 34 18 31), to tennis (02 37 22 48 81/02 37 34 13)… unless you prefer to take self defence courts (06 17 99 63 49/06 14 56 77). In short, you only have an embarrassment of choice. All activities work as microcosms within the association, and the numbers listed above will allow you to contact directly the maintainers of each of them for more information.

The principle? A sports school for all, and so that everyone can practice the sports of their choice at its level and without competition constraints. For the smallest (5-6 years), several slots and several places are offered for athletic awakening courses. 7-8 years and 9-10 years have the choice between 4 or 5 sports cycles all more attractive than each other, each quarter corresponding to the discovery of an activity. For all these ends of cabbage, the tariff is quite reasonable, especially for the Chartrains: for them, an annual cycle returns to € 26,50 (€ 38 for non-Chartrains), two cycles to € 37,50 (€ 51 for non-Chartrains). Of course, adults and senior citizens are not: cycles are also planned for them, such as fitness, badminton and rollers, or bowling, table tennis and swin golf. For the Chartrains, it will cost € 64,50, compared to € 73,50 for non-Chartrains.