
On the Millevaches plateau, come and discover one of the many springs that give rise to the great rivers of France.Blue water drop markings (not to be confused with the partly shared route marked with the red water drops, the "Line of the parting of the waters" which is 12 km long).From the car park take the B-road D8 for 100 metres. Then take the small path on the right signposted "Sources de la Creuse".Continue through the undergrowth. At the information panel, continue straight ahead and follow the wooden walkway.At the crossroads, continue straight ahead to see the source of the Creuse. Go back and turn left at the crossroads.At the intersection with the "Line of the parting of the waters" hike (red water drop markings), turn right and follow the narrow trail through the woods.At the T-junction, turn left. Back on the road, turn left to reach the car park again.
Sources de la Creuse car park, le Mas d'Artiges
Platelage dégradé cassant et glissant par endroits, soyez prudents.
From La Courtine, take the D982 towards Felletin. Continue straight ahead for 10 km, and turn left on the D8 towards Féniers. The car park is 50m further on.
Discovering the spring where the Creuse was born. This imposing river, which gave its name to a départment, crosses the Creuse, the Indre, the Indre-et-Loire and the Vienne rivers over its 263.6 km length before joining the Vienne river. With its remarkable flora, it will amaze you every season.
Sources de la Creuse car park, le Mas d'Artiges
Sources de la Creuse car park, le Mas d'Artiges