Where to practice an individual sport Clermont-Ferrand

Since 1972, the Papadakis & Cizeron skating rink has been a favorite with winter sports enthusiasts. The facility has undergone a major renovation program, enabling it to welcome the public, schoolchildren and three clubs in the best possible conditions: Clermont Auvergne Hockey Club, Auvergne Danse sur glace and Auvergne Patinage Artistique. With its 1,200 seats and 1,800^m2 Olympic rink, it is the stage for ice sports competitions and figure skating events, and can be transformed into a nightclub on certain evenings.

The GR89 is a hiking trail that refers to the writer and humanist Michel de Montaigne. Sport and literature become one! It is the path he took in 1581 to reach Bordeaux, from Rome. The itinerary takes up two themes that were dear to him: the journey and the meeting. On the Puy-de-Dômoise part, hikers discover the local heritage through quotations and extracts from the author's travel journal. The city of Clermont-Ferrand is crossed by 6 stages of the path, allowing to discover the richness of the territory: the Allier river at Pont-du-Château, the puy d'Anzelle at Cournon, the historical center of Clermont, the crossing of the Chaîne des Puys, etc.

Opened in 2016, this 2,000^m2 indoor complex features ten badminton courts and two padel courts. This little brother of tennis boasts luxury floors and indirect lighting. The changing rooms are equipped with lockers, showers and washbasins in an attractive wood decor, offering a warm atmosphere. A clubhouse with terrace, fast-food facilities, match broadcasts and top-quality equipment store welcomes you. The clubhouse offers its members a card offering 10% off all bookings, plus 45 free minutes per week.