Hiking France

Entering the Marais is open space and space. You are here in private gardens, stroked by channels, classified as UNESCO's Natural Heritage. We live here at another pace. But to avoid losing, especially at night, better take a plan at the Office de toursime or opt for a guided visit to observe the fauna and flora and understand the history of this place that nourished Bourges and failed the army of Caesar. Do not think of taking a boat to walk on the water because here they are rare and belong to the gardeners who use them to join their parcel.

Tariff: free.

Duration: 2 h.

Difficulty: .

Famous for its sea-carved pink granite blocks, the village of Ploumanac'h is ready for hiking. A 9 km tour from the Clarity chapel runs along the port of Ploumanac'h before conquering to the beach of Saint-Guirec. Here you can take a stopover to admire the oratory and chapel of the same name as well as the castle of Costaérés. The circuit then borrows the Customs (or GR 34) Trail along the Atlantic coast. It will lead you to the purpose of this journey: the famous rocks of Ploumanac'h. These rosé blocks with improbable shapes unfold over hundreds of metres, let you talk your imagination to find the turtle, the renversée bottle, or the flag with the death head! Finally, the trail leaves the sea again to reach the starting point.

Tariff: free.

Distance: 9 km.

Difficulty: .

This walk from Bellegarde-sur-Valserine is quite unusual. Unusual initially because the place is full of history: during the Second World War, more precisely between 1940 and 1942, Valserine served as border - hence the presence of the customs house early walk. Unusual then for its landscape: the river is sinking gradually under the rock, you get some waterfalls and sometimes even, disappears completely in the plains and chap; striking! Be careful if you are accompanied children: a certain caution is obligatory.

Price: free.

Duration: 2:15.

Problem: easy.

This short walk takes you to the discovery of the emblematic monuments of the city of Saintes. To get in the bath immediately, start your journey by the arenas. Dating back to the year 40 after Jesus Christ, this Gallo-Roman amphitheatre is the best preserved of the Atlantic coast, perhaps even Europe. At the time, it could accommodate up to 15 000 spectators! Then go to the Romanesque church of Saint-Europe, before you head to the Emperor's house, where you expect a magnificent view of the city and its river.

Tariff: free.

Distance: 1,3 km.

Difficulty: .

Take a walk at the rate of water. At the beginning of Sallèles-from Aude, your journey begins with an information sign indicating the path to follow, not complicated. In the programme: a good end of the junction canal, marking a few locks; a small portion of the mid-term Midi Canal; and a return along the way. You have water in your mouth, do you? And if you are afraid to bore yourself, you will see for yourself that the landscapes cannot be bored: Each course is different, some of you book amazing surprises. Note, for example, the Cesse bridge…

Tariff: free.

Duration: 2 h.

Difficulty: .

At the departure of the Tourist Office, this 8.3 km loop invites you to discover the Country of Guingamp. The trail begins by presenting the city's heritage and history by bringing you to the Ursulines cloister and chapel before joining the major Guingamp buildings: the castle of Pierre II and the abbey of Sainte Croix. The path goes away to reach the Trieux River Trail for a natural moment. You will then take the height to admire the city as a whole, before returning to the center. If the length of the path scans you, the circuit can be shortened into a 5.4 km loop (Circuit of the Plumber). The Abbey for the Basilica of Notre-Dame and the Center Square will then be required.

Tariff: free.

Duration: 2 h.

Difficulty: easy.