Travel Guide Bugeat

The town is located 50 km north of Tulle on the Bords edge of the Naturel Natural Park. Bugeat sees its economy based mainly on the breeding of sheep and cattle in the limousine race. Many farms are home to over rousses cows. The forest and granite also employ premises, but Bugeat owes his gratitude to Alain Mimoun who, after having spent days in the woods and trails near her home, won the Melbourne marathon in 1957. History does not tell whether in its workouts the latter did not make multiple breaks to harvest the abundant ceps and vintages in the large spruce forests of spruce. Henri Troyat, also finding the climate of the region particularly good, was inspired by the commune in many of his novels. Bugeat houses Espace 1000 Sources. It is an Olympic preparation site offering the same accommodation, catering, sports facilities, training, relaxation and relaxation facilities. In addition to sports facilities, the environment is very favourable to activities close to nature: Canoeing, mountain biking, hiking, orientation race… What breathing the clean air of the Plateau plateau, far from the excitement of the big cities!