Where to practice an individual sport Poitou

A bit difficult to access, the Bois des Feuillants is worth it. And when you finally get there, all you have to do is put on your harness and the adventure begins. The course starts with a small initiation to the system of hanging via carabiners. Then it's off to the Tarzan jump, the Hawaiian net, the giant hammock, a little tightrope walking and a test of your balance! You will be able to try out a total of seven courses (including two for children) and the Adrenaline pack with a paintball session in addition to the acrobranche.

There's no fear of werewolves in Lezay. On the contrary, it's the place to be! A little paradise for families and children, the site offers a wide range of daytime and longer-term activities, particularly equestrian. Are you looking for a supervised lesson in the riding arena or a ride in the countryside? The choice is yours! Also designed for groups, Le Loup-Garou will keep you busy during your cousinades, corporate events and other vacations with (many) friends: farm and vegetable garden, eco-responsibility, cooking, sports, rural heritage... Gîte sleeping 116, self-catering or boarding.

This complete art and open to everyone was made famous by the cinema. Who has never seen a parodie parodie or démonstration demonstration? Yet this sport is much more complex than it seems. It's not a question of stirring arms and legs by pushing screeching, that nenni! The figures and links are acquired as a physical and mental work force. This sport brings many benefits to the body and improves traction, balance, agility, flexibility and memory. It is a practice that children will enjoy and help to develop their trust in them and to channel their energy and it is the parents who will be happy!

This is a magnificent course, as much for its scenery as for its sporting qualities. The 18-hole course, a par 73 measuring 6,549 meters in length, or the 9-hole course, a par 31 measuring 1,800 meters in length, with its Pitch & Putt course, advanced tee boxes, approach greens, putting greens and driving range, are ideal for experienced golfers. These courses feature both flat areas with water hazards and wooded sections. After your round, why not take advantage of the bar to reminisce about all those great shots.

Europe's largest fishing and/or nature activity park. Set in 150 hectares of unspoilt countryside between land and water, Pescalis organizes fishing holidays for young and old alike: carp, carnivorous fish, bait fishing, day or night fishing. Introductory workshops and no-kill fishing packs, with photo opportunities. The pond trail and other activities for the non-practicing angler: Trott'X or bike rides, mini golf, playground, geocaching, aquarium. To be enjoyed by the day or over several nights, solo or in a group: restaurants and gîtes on site.

The roof: Poitiers' spot for families and climbers. This "Maison de l'escalade", with its excellent restaurant, is a must in Poitiers. In this beautifully renovated former hangar, bouldering (max. height: 4.5 m) is available from the age of 2. You don't have to be an expert, and you don't have to work in pairs. The hall offers 6 levels of difficulty over 70 linear metres. There's even a climbing area reserved for little ones: ideal! After the effort, the comfort. Rendezvous in the bar-restaurant area. We love the sport, the relaxed atmosphere and the good food.

It is the largest park of adventure in the vienna woods. It is a matter of passing from tree to tree, hang by straps. The 130 games that are offered to you indicate the programme: Tarzan jump, fillet of pirates, Nepalese bridge or surfing... Patients at vertigo should stay away. However, you can also choose the courses at night, with a light head. But we are not sure not to see your feet reassures you more than...

Lovers of bicycle touring will be delighted with this proposal! You will escape to the Airvaudais in search of its architectural heritage and panoramas. The loop includes 9 stops including Borcq-sur-Airvault, Marnes, Saint-Jouin-de-Marnes and its grandiose 11th century abbey church, Saint-Généroux. You will alternate atmospheres and landscapes: valleys of the Thouet, the Dive, the Cendronne, plains or the fabulous Soulièvres meadow, with its hundred-year-old cedars...

A very nice walk with the rhythm of the horses and the local heritage, 18th century dovecotes, dwellings, family cemeteries. Starting from the Roman bridge at the confluence of the Chambon and Ligueure rivers, you will pass through the typical villages of Puy Belin or Chamiers, Paunay, Saivres, where you will see the castles of Isabeau de Verrières (her recumbent statue is in the church) and Herbaudière (privately owned), and Augé and its Renaissance houses. You will also pass by the arboretum of Azay-le-Brûlé.

Two hiking loops of about 3 hours and a mountain bike circuit of 27 to 33 km, all three marked. Departures from the Monacalis hall. You will explore the remains of the opulent vineyards of yesteryear, devastated by phylloxera at the end of the 19th century: remaining plots of land, old canteens, where the winegrowers used to eat and store their tools, and a windmill. The itinerary "In the footsteps of the Négrette" leads you to this rare grape variety, to a plantation of truffle oaks and to a superb panorama of the Courance valley, with Niort in the background.

The bressuira club offers traditional karate education. Open for everyone from 7 years old, this sport, which requires concentration, flexibility and precision, is an excellent way to make sport by working as well. Like many martial arts, karate practice is based on Buddhist and meditative designs. Here, the "empty hands" or "naked hands" (translation of the word karate) have everything to do with the "release taken" and the idea of putting a distance between itself and its worries. Karate is also based on respiration, like yoga. The practice of this type of sport will allow you to stay fit but also to open up to yourself.

Located to the north of the town of Bressuire, this 18-hole course takes advantage of its surroundings to create a veritable green lung. Less than a kilometer from the town center, Yves Bureau designed each hole. The result is a demanding, technical and physical course. This 5,828 m Par 72 undulating course, with its many natural traps, is a pleasant and interesting course for beginners and more experienced players alike. In either case, scoring will be no easy task.

The commune of Bressuire is equipped with 3 greenways, accessible to all. The^1st Parthenay-Bressuire route, 30 km long, has been laid out on the old railway line: Bois du Theil, Fénery station, granite chaos, Château de la Chenullière and the Chanteloup viaduct enhance the ride. The^2nd takes you past Chapelle-Saint-Laurent. Finally, the 23 km Bressuire-Moutiers-sous-Chantemerle route now extends into the Vendée (+5 km). It links up with other cycle paths, the Argenton Valley cycle route and the Vélo Francette.

A pleasant walk along the Boutonne valley, where you will discover here and there, alongside the hedges, mills, wash houses, abandoned arms and reaches. You walk in search of various curiosities: the Bassée aux chats, legendary meeting place of these males on Mardi Gras, the roadman's shelter (1840), the path of the Romans, ancient Roman road which linked Saintes to Poitiers. Be careful when crossing the D950. This loop joins the GR 655 pilgrimage route.

Since the 15th century, a terrifying monster has been living inside the royal abbey. Don't be fooled by its repulsive appearance, because behind this ferocity lies a prince charming: help it regain its human form. "The Beast seeks his Beauty" is the Tèrra Aventura geocaching trail in Celles-sur-Belle. A series of riddles will lead you to the famous cache and its mystery word: to play with your family, download the smartphone application!

Walk through the history of Cerize, which begins in the Neolithic period. You start at the castle of La Roche (3 ears of corn gite), its superb park and its pond. You will then discover the architectural and natural heritage of the surroundings: Saint-Pierre church and its tympanums decorated with ceramics (19th century); Saint-Père washhouse; Puy Genest and the Queen of the Meadows trail, a wetland ecosystem; Le Plessis, an ancient fortified village (9th century), the Celtic educational trail, Les Bourrelières and an observation platform. You will end up at the pretty Vannelière pond (fishing allowed).

One of the flagship clubs of the Deux-Sèvres, Hope Pétanquaise participates in numerous meetings and competitions always in the right mood. It must be said that Champdeniers has been boules to allow his team to reach the summits! Bowls classes are offered on Wednesday evening to small and large, younger and old alike. And then it's a great way to get your friends to the next aperitif before you start the barbecue!

This is the game of the summer, the game of the summer, that of the aperitif with the friends, it smells like straw hats and barbecue, and we almost forget that it's a sport. The 79 committee is a reference in the region for organising competitions and training. Whether it's for the bowls or for the Provençal game, the site is full of all the necessary information, especially the regulations of each game, because the techniques and characteristics are more numerous than we imagine, it is not just a question of taking the Marseille accent by launching its ball!

It's a world of its own that you'll discover here, starting almost crawling and continuing upright. In this subterranean world, as you wander through the galleries and majestic chambers, you'll discover its incredible river, its history and a few pitfalls, depending on your level. You'll need to be accompanied by a local caving club if you're not an FFS member: the route varies in length (from 1 km) and, for the more adventurous, includes a 30 m abseil in total darkness. Looking for thrills and adventure? Go for it!

You walk through the land of the Clochard apple. You will discover the town of Champdeniers, cross the Egray valley, a tributary of the Sèvre, then enter the Arpentérault wood (private, in La Chapelle-Bâton). You stop at Verruyes (laze on the pretty beach of its pond) to finish at the golf course of Mazières. Other routes are available on www.champdeniers.fr. It will also be possible to reach Parthenay via the GR 36, or the section of the Vélofrancette.