Outings in Segonzac

Furrowing the village, you will pass the Dovecote Tower, Pierre Peyre of Sacrifice or Ermale or Dermal. Further, climbing site and troglodyte village of XII-XIII centuries. Do not miss the dolmen of Peyrelevade, Neolithic, listed as a historic…

During this hike, you will see the throne of the King of Chauzes that with the Chauzes Rey, form the ancient observatory of the winter solstice: explanation on site. You can also see Cluzeau Borie Belet and Merovingian sarcophagi.

Pretty bucolic stroll, admire the church and the castle of Vendoire, then halfway through, discover the secret of peat bogs and their protected species.

Follow the Trélissac-Périgueux-Marsac greenway which follows the banks of the Isle River by bicycle, on foot or on roller blades and enjoy the peace and quiet of some superb natural areas, discover the plant and animal life which live there,…

Approximately 12 km long walk, the main interest of which is a visit to Auberoche Chapel, the castle of Auberoche in Dordogne, destroyed by Anglo-Norman troops in 1345 during their campaign in Guyenne. This event is considered by Historians…

Walk over the hills and through forests from castle to castle, through the centuries back to Prehistoric times. Each site has its own history, myths and mysteries...

This loop allows you to discover the surroundings of Rouffignac, with the 5 roads of entry in the village. View on the castle of Cheylard, view on the village, paths in undergrowth, church of Rouffignac, center of the village.

This hike will reveal the life of the monks of grandmontines who had the right to consume the fish in the big pond Saint-Estèphe. You will pass their priory and the menhir Fixard and tower Piégut with its history. You can also borrow an old…

La Vallade itinerary through woods, forest, small villages and an old mill, which you can also enjoy on a mountain bike.

Easy and semi-shaded walk on the riverside.

Excellent ride for the whole family. Hiking accessible on foot, horseback or bicycle. Do not miss on the way: the Church of St. Catherine, the vineyard and the field of Vitrolle, the view on the chapel of St. Martin, the confluence Dordogne-Vézère,…

During your visit to the Village du Livre, discover the Laubardemont canal used by boats, to bring the peanut from Bordeaux to Laubardemont.

A short walk in the surroundings of Beaumont-du-Périgord.

A short walk (or mountain bike ride) past the pretty millpond of Trotte-Renard Mill.

Loop departing from Saint-Avit-Sénieur that will lead you to Cadouin. Two villages on the Way of Saint James. The return section passes through Molières, one of the smallest walled towns in Dordogne and a little gem. Peaceful descent to Saint-Avit-Sénieur…