Sentier "Les Hauts de Bujaleuf"

Son église du XIIIème siècle avec un plan à chevet plat et une nef unique inspirée des réalisations des Templiers de la Marche. La fenêtre du chevet est exceptionnelle. Au coeur du Pays Monts et Barrages en Limousin (labellisé Pays d'art et d'histoire), aux portes de la montagne limousine, la commune de Bujaleuf est une station verte de vacances, à 35 kilomètres à l'est de Limoges. Intégré au Parc naturel régional de Millevaches, son territoire est représentatif de la zone de contact entre les bas plateaux et la montagne limousine.

Au pays de l'arbre et de l'eau, les ruisseaux, les vallées de la Vienne et de la Maulde sont un paradis pour les pêcheurs de truites, de carpes, de brochets. Le riche patrimoine rural des villages témoigne de la mise en valeur traditionnelle du milieu.

For this tour, you'll need a fairly powerful flashlight! Some phosphorescent clues are more visible in the dark. Turn off your flashlight to see them better. The Maulde dragon is said to be a gigantic, terrifying creature. Its piercing eyes glow like incandescent ash. Its scales are both supple and hard, like steel. Its sharp fangs and claws are weapons impossible to escape. It is said that when a hot wind sweeps through the forest, it means that the beast is sighing deep in its cave and will soon awaken...

Supervised swimming from July 1 to August 31, all week except Wednesday (1pm to 7pm): children's pool and games. Water sports and equipment rental at the campsite (canoe, etc.). Petanque and volleyball courts. Several fishing pontoons, including one accessible to people with reduced mobility (opposite the campsite). Carp fishing throughout the lake (night fishing in some areas), bleak, roach, tench, bream, pike...

Local produce. Burgers, salads, fondu creusois, meat, fish, daily specials, home-made pastries and many other seasonal suggestions. Catering on site or to take away.

Discovery of the monumental sculptures in granite in the park of the castle realized thanks to the meeting of sculptors in 1986 and 1987 and of the beach of the lake of Saint Helene realized during the symposium of summer 2007.