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Close to the Château de Cheverny, this beautiful golf course blends into the rich natural landscape and historic terroir. The 18-hole world-class course is laid out around the Rousselière pond. All year round, individual or group themed lessons and training courses for all levels are available. Equipment and trolleys available for hire. The golf restaurant serves fine cuisine based on local produce, with a magnificent view over the course and pond.

Looking for peace and quiet and a change of scenery? Go hiking with Sabrina and Laurent Clamens' donkeys between the castles of Chambord and Cheverny. These can be short, two-hour strolls, or multi-day hikes. The rides are suitable for even the youngest children, as the donkey can carry them if they're tired, and contact with the animals will enrich them. It's an opportunity to discover the forest, at the slow pace of the donkey. Le Monde d'Ossyane, a nature campsite, can welcome you with your dog or cat, on request.

All those who love the little queen naturally head for this meeting point - in agreement with the one in Orléans on the Quai Cypierre - which links up with the signposted route along the royal river. The same goes for walks in France's largest state-owned forest, Orléans, as well as in the Sologne and Loir valleys... A daring route for those with stamina: Orléans - Montargis - Châtillon sur Loire - Orléans, the nec plus ultra of Loire circuits.

To fish for trout alone or as a family, in a privileged setting. After beautiful catches, you can even taste your trout directly on the spot. A place where you can take your family in peace. The manager of these sites has also developed some animations and proposes to cook some small meals on site. The edges of the Sour, especially the marshes, also allow for beautiful walks.

One of the few public wooded areas in the region. You have to go to Saint-Jean, one of the oldest neighborhoods of Chartres, to enter the Bois des Gâts. Under the trees, the walk offers the necessary shade. Athletes, you can try the health course that characterises the paths. Nature lovers will find their account by observing the birds on the positions set up by the association Eure-et-Loir Nature.

From St. Martin's Church to the Museum-School, the place of the church of Unverre has several remarkable places to discover and visit. Built in the th century, the church attracts the eye with its wooden canopy covering the entrance of the building. On the other hand, the steeple rises very high in the village sky on several floors. In front of St. Martin's Church, the museum-school offers a dive in the "Autrefois of yesteryear" with exhibits on the history of grain grains in the Perch-Gouet or on the life of schoolchildren in the 1900 s. After the visits, it is possible to stretch your legs with the walk beneath the trees which leads to a picnic area and a terrain terrain.

The Centre équestre du Vieux Château offers a full range of horse-related activities. You and your animal can stay on a full-board basis, with a range of adapted options. For riders, the teaching program enables you to progress from beginner to Galop 7. Training courses organized during the school vacations enable riders to take federal exams. Excursions and rides on horseback or in a horse-drawn carriage provide an opportunity to discover the Sologne forest.

Just a stone's throw from the Deux-Lions district, golf enthusiasts have the opportunity to indulge their passion. Golf de la Gloriette offers two outdoor courses: a pitch & putt and a classic course, each with 9 or 18 holes (rates vary according to the option chosen). There's also a large driving range with 30 stations. And if you'd like to improve your game, individual or group lessons are available. Children are welcome from the age of 7. Alone, with family or friends, grab your club and take your place in a verdant setting.

Hiking in Vineuil and its surroundings on road and road trails, the ideal way to decompress!

Distance: 10 km.

Departure: from a. m. to p. m., at the Vineuil sorting room.

Tariff: 5 € per person.

Difficulty: .

Created in 1926, the FDC41 carries out public service missions as defined by the French Environment Code. Approved as a nature conservation organization since 1992, it helps to promote the department's natural heritage and protect wildlife and its habitats. As part of its mission, the FDC41 has widely developed nature education and offers a wide range of activities for all publics. Through its actions, it makes a significant contribution to raising awareness and preserving biodiversity in the département.

The La Foulquetière lake has a semi-shaded beach and picnic tables. Swimming is not supervised. It also offers a leisure center with tennis, mini-golf, petanque area, fishing spots, pedal boats, bike rentals, children's games, hiking trails, horseback riding... A fishing pontoon is available for people with reduced mobility. Restaurant, campsite and gîtes on site.

Notice to all BMX enthusiasts, roller, skateboarding, or skateboarding, the city of Dreux offers you a playground. Indeed, recently built in the new park between St-Thibault Street and the Aisle of General Koenig, this skate park is accessible to all. Younger children, those under 8 years of age who wish to benefit from this complex, must be accompanied by an adult. The only deposit regulating its access is the compulsory port of protections such as a helmet, knees, etc. This set of ramps is close to the cinema, a fast food and the city center of Dreux.

This 15 kilometre tour, open for hiking as well as a bicycle ride, allows you to discover a region that mixes land and water. From the side of Maintenon, from whence the path, it is possible to borrow the different bridges that cross the Eure and discover the aqueduct of Louis XIV, the last stretch of the canal which was supposed to link the Eure-et-Loir and Versailles. A little further, the way through the villages of Pierres and Villiers-le-Villiers. If water plans transcend the territory, these two communes are at the heart of the fields and the eurélienne land.

Le P'tit Etang - Lac du Château is a 10-hectare fly-fishing reservoir. It can be reached in around 1h30 from Paris. This reservoir, one of the oldest in France, offers a high quality of fish and management. Anglers can hire boats on site to practice their sport. Rainbow trout, including the normal and blues varieties, are the main fish species present in the lake.

Loir Spring Circuit - Proustien Circuit (30 km and 3 km). Circuit No. 28. Departure Place, front of the initiative union. The 3 km proustien circuit is partly reported and promotes the discovery of Marcel Proust's most captivating memories.

Between Beauce and Perche (44 km and 48 km). Circuit No. 4. Departure on Maunoury Square. According to one or other circuit, you will discover Illiers-Combray, at La Croix-du-Perche, a demonstration of forge at the mill of the very interesting Richet, Frazé with its castle of the th century, jewel of the civil architecture preserved by the Perch-Gouët, Tansonville, Mirougrain, Saint-Eman, Villebon, castle where Sully died. Villebon would also be the castle of Guermantes de A in search of lost time.

3 loops 4,5 km, 5,5 km and 17 km. Circuit No. 34. Go, a little bit of courage, we don't need to miss the Bell Valley, the big Loop is worth the effort.

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.