Outings in Le Breuil

Saint-Jean-de-Trézy offers a diversity of landscapes, discover through the many hiking trails.

Couches typical village in southern Burgundy.

This tour promises wonderful views of the valley and Couches the other side of the Dheune valley. The hilly landscape, which offers numerous walks, home to extensive vineyards producing wines of AOC. A rich architectural heritage (castle Margaret…

Located 8 km from Couches Saint-Emiland is crossed by the Departmental 978 road from Autun Chalon-sur-Saône via Couches in Burgundy. The route of this road follows the remains pretty much, that of the very old and very important Roman road:…

Dracy-lès-Couches, cradled in a valley vineyards and farms. Dracy-lès-Couches is a rural district with an area of ​​827 hectares, of which 45 are vineyards, the wood remains, meadows and land. Nestling in a valley vineyards and farms, the village…

Saint-Maurice-lès-Couches, typical picturesque wine village between hills and valleys. Saint-Maurice-lès-Couches was founded by a Capetian charter in 1295 on the site of a Roman chapel dedicated to St. Maurice.

This small circuit allows you to discover the landscapes of the plateau Antully between the village and the valley of Tintry Canada.

This circuit, from the foot of the dam the Pont du Roy, lets you enjoy the calm environment of the great forest of Pierre Luzière.

This tour will take you from the foot of King's Bridge dam to the clearing Meal known for its chapel, its ancient feudal mound and scattered settlements.

Saint-Gervais-sur-Couches, rural town located 10 kilometers from Couches, offers a magnificent Romanesque church classified historic monument and an exceptional view of Mont Rème.

Be seduced by the discreet charm of the village of Collonge-la-Madeleine.

There are few menhirs in Morvan. One of Broye, granite, harmoniously shaped, measuring 4.80 m and weighing an estimated 18 tons. It is not quite in his place because he was found lying a few hundred meters by a farmer. It was erected there in…

Forest Walk in the south Morvan.

Perched at 684 meters, is the Uchon Morvan Pearl with incredible scenery. It offers walkers the deep and mysterious harmony of its nature, its chaos of granite with strange shapes, forests, ponds and heathland flora and wildlife. The picturesque…

This small family loop around Morlet will allow you to enjoy the quiet of the village and its surroundings.

This tour allows you to discover the hedgerow landscapes characteristic of this region.

Departing from Place de Corcelles (village centre), walk along the small roads and paths through the heart of the vineyards of the Côte Chalonnaise. Climb up to Montaigu Castle, and take the opportunity to visit the hamlet of Touches and its…

A very varied walk over a hill which dominates the Vaux Valley (Côte Chalonnaise): climb up into the vineyards, Theu viewpoint, botanical trail through the forest at the top of the hill leading to a viewpoint, descent to a medieval fortified…

This long loop shoed you through the hamlets of Saisy and will offer beautiful views of the Dree Valley.

A path in the forest of Battées, dense and varied, which has a few hidden treasures...

Following the trail, you can admire a landscape of woods, hills, streams and meadows with grazing "white Charolais". You will be in the footsteps of Madame de Sevigne to Toulongeon and Emile Chateau botanist, inventor of "The plant in its midst."

A wild journey despite a paved road to 3 km. To discover on the way: the church, the restaurant of the big with (Hen smoldering), the bar of the Bard and a native Emile Chateau botanist...

This pretty walk departing from Maizeray will allow you to discover the built heritage of the village of Saint-Martin-du-Tartre and the hamlet of Maizeray, as well as the paths along the fields.

The Saint Martin priory, founded in 848, whose prior Pierre de Beaufort was the last pope in Avignon under the name of Gregory XI in 1370. The church dates from the twelfth century. Bridges are the seventeenth century, its construction was commissioned…

A La Tagnière, do not miss a visit to the Church of St. Andrew whose apse, chancel and nave walls date from the late eleventh century. Besides its obvious architectural interest, as this church together a remarkable statuary whose major work…