Outings in the Saône-et-Loire

Rock dominating the Mâcon vineyards. Magnificent viewpoint stretching as far as the Alps. Departmental Prehistory Museum at the foot of the rock.

A beautiful outing to be enjoyed with all the family! This greenway, built on a former railway line, is very shaded and is ideal for walking, cycling and roller-blading.

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…

From Tournus to Chalon-sur-Saône, along the Saône, a peaceful 25-kilometre long itinerary leads you through the forests and pastures. The path is very clear and is accessible to all and can be enjoyed on foot or by bicycle. Be sure to stop at…

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.

Around the hamlets of Anost and sunken roads of local history...

From the old station to the jalopy Vaumignon at Dront where lived the Alice, it is only a step.

Paths galvachers former carters Morvan

Since Our Lady of Aillant, discover the panorama of the valley of Anost.

Discover: cascade Brisecou, ​​granite chaos, farm Montmain, laundry Saint-Blaise, Mine Road with views of the upper town.

Discover: Brisecou Vallon, domain Montjeu panorama of the Cross of the Liberation Mine Road with views of the upper town.

Forest Walk in the south Morvan.

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…

Charbonnat is crossed by Arroux. The bridge over the river was built to replace a ferry that allowed the crossing of the Arroux. This bridge was destroyed during World War II, was rebuilt shortly after the end of it.

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