
A pleasant circular walk along the route of the P.O.C. and on the banks of the Vézère.From the reception area for the Petite Gare, take the marked path (old railway line now GR 46) and go along the Garenne du Puy Grolier (rabbit warren) which leads to the old carding mills.Cross the bridge at the confluence of the Ruisseau d'Espartignac with the Vézère.Once you are across, take the road on the right for 200 to 300 metres, then the road on the right which runs alongside the Vézère. The landscape of greenery and water extends along the shore and arrives, in the shade, at the sports resort, Station Sports Nature Vézère Passion, which offers multiple activities. Continue along the Vézère.The circuit continues along Rue de l'Abreuvoir, which leads up to the old town.After the Simone de Beauvoir Media Library, continue along Rue de la Justice.At the Place de l'Hospice turn right again and cross the Vézère again via the Turgot bridge to reach the starting point again.
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Take some time to deviate from the circuit to visit the old town of Uzerche (Place des Vignerons and Saint Pierre Abbey).
Place de la Petite Gare, Rue Paul Langevin, Uzerche
From Avenue Général de Gaulle (The main road in Uzerche), cross the Turgot bridge, and at the roundabout turn right onto Rue Paul Langevin. Motor home area.
Place de la Petite Gare, Rue Paul Langevin, Uzerche
"The abundance of colours and smells exalted me. Everywhere, in the green water of the fisheries, in the swell of the prairies, under the curving ferns, in the hollow of the coppices, there were hidden treasures that I was burning to discover." (Simone de Beauvoir - Memoirs of a Dutiful Daughter) This itinerary refers to the childhood memories of Simone de Beauvoir, philosopher and writer (1908-1986), who spent part of her holidays in the family home, just outside Uzerche.
Place de la Petite Gare, Rue Paul Langevin, Uzerche