Discover Ebreuil's Treasures at Camping des Nieres

This is one of the few paths where you can really follow the Sioule, which flows through a landscape of gorges and impressive viaducts.

One of the most picturesque villages of the Val de Sioule territory, at the entry of the Chouvigny Gorges.

A long grassy path above the village of Bellenaves to gain acces to the "colettes" forest and offer yourself a beautiful point of view

The Colettes forest, recognized as one of the most beautiful beech forests in Europe, is a privileged place of relaxation and refuge for many plant and animal species. From the start, the tour follows the paths of the Colettes forest. After the first kilometer, a trail dives towards a small stream and then goes up for a good kilometer, concentrating almost all the 110 m of positive height difference of the course. The next two kilometers, on a wide forest track, offer a regular descent and invite the mountain biker to gain speed. On its momentum, the latter, then embarks on a narrower path and ends his course on a spicy note in a succession of small climbs and descents.

Discover typical medieval villages and varied landscapes. The circuit starts with a quick descent to reach the village of Bellenaves. Just before the village, from a monumental statue of the Virgin (orientation table, picnic tables), the Bellenavoise plain offers a wide panorama. The second part of the route follows the railway track over the plain for 1.7 km then climbs sharply towards the pretty little village of Valignat, privileged observation point on the surrounding hilly countryside. By a beautiful balcony path, still overlooking the plain, the journey now passes by the picturesque village of Naves with its ruined castle, its old washing houses and its ancient plane tree. From the plateau dedicated to the great cultures, it is necessary to join another plateau that of the famous medieval village of Charroux (one of the most beautiful villages in France) where the stop is required After crossing two castles (La Petite Varenne and Les Ruilliers), here is a nice descent to the Sioule followed by a rare 2 km long riverside path. The path then moves away from the river, starts a beautiful climb leading up above the sumptuous gorges de Rouzat. But to admire the Eiffel viaduct in the middle of this setting, the mountain biker will have to get off his bike for a few moments and walk, off circuit, the last meters on the rocks. South of Saint-Bonnet-de-Rochefort, the trail crosses the railway (caution, metal barriers) then continues up the valley to the castle of Rochefort (via the GR 300 of Compostela – white-red markings) before diving again towards the Sioule. Follows a small drop to reach the castle of Arçon before finding the river at Ébreuil.The GR 300 then gives way to the GR 463 (always white-red markings) which first creeps through a combe to reach the limestone plateau overlooking the city, then the village of Valignat at 9.5 km. The relief descends and then goes up towards Chenevière, makes also towards Boussat, then begins a slow ascent towards the hamlet of La Roussille above a pleasant valley of meadows. At the gates of the forest, a narrow path finally leads quickly to the MTB base, through a succession of small climbs and descents. The GR 300 then gives way to the GR 463 (always white-red markings), which sneaks first through a combe to reach the limestone plateau overlooking the city, then the village of Valignat at 9.5 km. The relief descends then goes up to Chenevière. also towards Boussat, then begins a slow ascent towards the hamlet of La Roussille above a pleasant valley of meadows. At the gates of the forest, a narrow path finally leads quickly to the MTB base, through a succession of small climbs and descents.

The Boucle du Pays de Manat from Servant is a 124 km itinerary in the heart of the Sioule gorges. It is unique in that it passes close to a number of our local tourist attractions (accommodation, restaurants, etc.). Stage 1: Servant (Étang de la Prade) / St-Gal-sur-Sioule: 21 km - 6h00 Start: Take the dirt track opposite the lake, around it to the south. At the end of the track, turn left and go straight on to join the main road. Follow it to the left. At the fork, turn right in the direction of Favodon for 50 m, then fork right onto a wide dirt track. Follow the road to the right as far as “La Jozelle”. 1 - Go left down the road through Crozet. Go straight on, then right on the small road to Les Bournats. Cross the hamlet and head opposite on the downhill track to the D915, which runs alongside the Sioule. Turn right to reach the Pont de Menat. After the water sports center, go straight ahead at the bend to join the D2144. Turn left to cross the bridge over the Sioule. 2 - After the bridge, turn right, then left after 50 m at the information sign. Cross the road and continue straight ahead on the dirt track. At the T-junction, turn left, then right at the road. Shortly afterwards, take the wide track down to the left and cross the locality known as “La Bussière” (remarkable tree on the left). 3 - At the end of the village, turn left. After 200 m, take the dirt track on the left (view of the Sioule gorges). At the end of the track, take the path on the right. Follow the road down to “Lavaux”. At a ruin, fork right onto the track, then immediately left at the fork. fork, turn left. After 500 m, take the small track that descends to the left towards the Sioule gorges. At the fork, turn right onto the steep track. After a short climb between two rock faces, a lookout offers a breathtaking view of the Sioule. 4 - Continue uphill until you reach a wider track, which you follow to the left until you reach the road. Follow it to the right for 100 m, then turn left. Continue straight on, past the microlight take-off runway, to the “T” junction. 5 - Turn left. At “Les Tabarias”, turn left, then immediately right. As you go downhill, turn right onto the small perpendicular road, which turns into a dirt track after 50m. At the road, turn left. Shortly before the sign for the village of “Saint-Gal”, take the grassy path leading off to the right, then turn left at the first crossroads. Go around the church to the left and take the road leading downhill opposite. Reach the bridge, pass under it and follow along the Sioule to the road. Stage 2: St-Gal-sur-Sioule / St Pardoux: 20 km - 6h30 Start : At the end of the track, turn right onto the asphalt road. In the main street of Le Bourg, turn right, then immediately left (old oil mill). At “Chaux”, follow signs for “GAEC”, until you reach a crow's-foot (cross). 1 - Follow the left-hand road for 500 m, then take the path rising to the right until you reach the D15, continue to the right for 350 m, then continue to the right until you reach ''Machal''. At the entrance to the hamlet, turn left around the farm and follow the dirt track, ignoring the left and right paths, In this hamlet, take the road to the right for 100 m, then go straight ahead on a dirt track. At the first crossroads, turn right (panoramic view). At the hamlet of Outre, cross the road and continue straight ahead on the dirt track as far as the Marcillat church. 2 - Continue on the main road and 300m after the village exit sign, at the cross, take the track on the left. Go straight down to the bottom of the valley, cross a stream and continue straight ahead. Cross another stream and climb up to the D15 road. 3 - Cross the road, turn right and take the Rue de la Forge on the left. Go through the village of Mathas. At the D50, go to the main crossroads 30 m ahead on the left. 4 - Go straight ahead on chemin de Landouin. Turn left at the fork, then right at the crossroads. Continue along this track, leaving a path on your right. Pass the Fontaine d'Isserteau, climb up to cross the village and continue to the D50. 5 - Go straight ahead on the dirt track. At the crossroads, take the middle track, then fork left towards the “Table d'orientation” (360° view). Follow the track around a field to a T-junction, then turn left. At the road, turn right to reach the Saint Pardoux church. Stage 3: St Pardoux / Blot-l'Eglise: 21.5 km - 6h15 Start: After the church, take the road on the left, towards Blot-l'Eglise. Follow it for 800 m, then turn left onto a dirt track (iron gate). Continue on the main track, passing over the Sep stream at a sharp left-hand bend. At the fork, turn left, then, after a sharp left-hand bend, take the right-hand climb. After a wooden gate, descend to the left and continue straight on to the water's edge. 1 - Go around the dam to the left. Take the iron footbridge over the Sep and continue to the right. Cross the dam, follow the road for 150 m and take the track on the right. Follow the path alongside the dam up to a fork in the road. Turn right at the road (D122), then right again for right for 200 m and continue straight ahead on a dirt track. 2 - After a large embankment, turn left. Keep right at the next two intersections until you reach the D122. Continue along the track opposite. Turn right at a large left-hand bend. Back on the road, at Pery, turn right, then immediately left onto a tree-lined gravel track. At the fork in the road, turn right, then right again at the next two forks. At “Le Perissel”, take the road to the left, then, after 100 m, take the narrow dirt track rising to the left until you reach the D122. 3 - Follow the road on the left for 50m, then take the dirt track on the right (steel barrier). At the road, turn left twice until you see the village of Blot l'Église on your right, then join the town center. Stage 4: Blot-l'Eglise / Les Fougeroux: 24.5 km - 7h00 Departure point: Leave the village on the main street, turn right towards “Pouzol”, then left towards “les Tinants”. After two large masonry wells, take the gravel track to the right, and follow it to the road. 1 - Go straight ahead (old farm machine), turn left at the T-junction and continue as far as “La Villeneuve”. Turn right onto the dirt track that winds down into the Sioule gorges. At the road, turn right to the Lisseuil church. 2 - Opposite the church, fork right, then, after 50 m, go left, direction “Moulin des Iles”. The road turns into a track which leads up to the D109. Turn left onto the D109, then left again after 200 m, following the Sioule to Les Garachons. 3 - An old, badly deteriorated road leads up to the D109. Take the wide dirt track opposite. At the T-junction with a road, turn left. At a crossroads with an iron cross, fork left towards “Château Rocher”. Château parking lot on the left. 4 - Take the grassy path down to the right of the parking lot (signposted “sans-issue”). Back on the D109, follow it to the right as far as a small Romanesque stone bridge. 5 - After the bridge, turn left. Descend along the basketball court, then follow the Sioule for over a km. At the end of the forest, take the wide rocky track rising to the right (view of Château Rocher). Cross the village of Biesse, staying on the main road. (well surmounted by a cross on the right). At the main crossroads, take the road rising to the right towards “Vendoges”. At the fork in the road, follow the winding track to the right. Back on the road, turn left until you reach a crossroads. 6 - Turn right on the minor road to Neuf-Eglise, skirt the stadium on the right, and after 200 m, turn right on the grassy track (St Roch fountain) to the road. 7 - Turn right, then, after 150m, at a basalt cross, turn left onto the old, damaged road. At the crossroads, continue straight ahead until you reach a wide dirt track on the left (signposted “limitation 6T”), which you follow along a pond to a place called “Le Bouchat”. After the village, fork left onto the dirt track (signposted “limitation 3.5T”). Go past the Malguette pond and continue on to the D122, where you turn right for 700 m to “Les Fougeroux” (chambre d'hôte). Stage 5: Les Fougeroux / Le Peyroux: 14.5km - 4h00 Start: From the start sign, near the gite d'étape, climb up and take the small road to the left until it intersects with a track (small pond). 1 - Go straight on, then turn right immediately. At the “T” junction, turn right towards “l'Etang de Malguette”. At the crossroads, fork right onto the path marked by a wooden cross. At the fork, keep left until you reach the central traffic circle of Teilhet roundabout. 2 - Follow the signs for “cimetière” (cemetery) past the town hall to “la Rodde”. Cross it and turn right down a dirt track. Follow the main road to the D110 and continue straight on until you reach a stone bridge. 3 - Cross the bridge and turn left (quarry and wash-house on right). Keep right at the next three intersections until you reach a very wide gravel track bordered by a small stream, which you cross and follow to the left. Take the 2nd left-hand track down to “Chez Charles”. 4 - Take the dirt track to the left. At the fork, turn left, then right at all subsequent intersections until you reach the village of “La Vialle”. (Shortly before, the road passes under a disused railroad line). 5 - Turn right onto the D110 (La Vialle's main road) then, after 100 m, go left towards Les Peyroux. Stage 6: Le Peyroux / Servant: 23km - 6h45 Start: Climb the dirt track below the chambres d'hôtes. At the T-junction with a wider track, keep right until you reach the D987. Take the road to the left, then fork right towards Chez Vareille. 1 - After the village, at the intersection of two dirt tracks, turn left, then left again at the T-junction. After 200 m, turn right onto the track bordered by a large embankment. At the T junction (the village of Les Chabriots can be seen opposite), climb the coloured dirt track on the left. Continue straight straight ahead, on the track and then on the asphalt, until you reach the main road to the village of Les Beauforts. 2 - Follow the road to the left for 50m, then, immediately after passing a bricked-in well, turn right. At the stop sign, follow the D987 to the right for 300m, then take the first turning on the right towards the Bois des Brosses (arboretum and menhir on the left), ignoring the forks on the left. to the village of Piogat. 3 - At the “T” junction of two roads, turn left. At the crossroads with the D509, go straight ahead on the wide gravel track (view of Menat village). At a small tin shack, go left up another gravel track. Cross the main road and continue along the track opposite. At the road, turn left through the village of “Les Querriaux” to a cross on the left. 4 - Take the small road on the right (opposite the cross). Turn right at all subsequent intersections until you reach Deux Forts. Back on the road, at the first crossroads, turn left down the dirt track. Cross a stream twice on wooden footbridges. 5 - After the second footbridge, turn left. At the ruins of the “Moulin du Bois”, take the right-hand track. At the next crossroads, turn right around the bend and cross the Saugère road. 6 - At the fork, take the road to the right. At the T junction, continue right along a small pond, then stay on the road until you reach Les Pignons. 7 - Take the dirt track on the left at a wooden cross framed by two cedar trees. Continue straight on to Servant. Pass the church. Turn left onto the main road, then left again after 100 m at the public weighbridge. Once out of town, pass the oratory and turn right onto the dirt track, then right again at the intersection with a second track. After a ten-metre stretch of tarmac, continue on the dirt track. Back on the road, turn right at a ruined house. At the “T” junction, keep right, then follow the “Plan d'Eau” signs until you reach the “Plan d'Eau”.

A pleasant walk through the rolling woods between Nades and La Bosse, the highest point in the area, under tall Douglas fir and beautiful beech trees...

This "royal" walk offers exceptional views of Chantelle and its abbey, once a fortified castle. Not forgetting the gorges, with their polished pebbles, locks and unchanging river murmur...

On January 6, 1568, in the midst of the religious war, Cognat-Lyonne was the scene of a deadly battle. The Protestant army, led by François de Boucé, Lord of Poncenat, had just ransacked part of Vichy. They came face to face with the army of the lord of Cognat, Hautefeuille, at the foot of the hill where the church still stands today.

With this long but technically easy walk, you'll discover the heritage of Saint Pont. After discovering the church of Saint-Mayeul and Saint-Pont, built on a Romanesque plan, enjoy the Saint-Pont plain, with its unobstructed views of the surrounding crops, meadows and forests, some of which you'll pass along or through on the way.

Pleasant riverside location, close to all amenities. Heated swimming pool. Restaurant La Guinguette open to all: Theme meals Concerts / Snack bar. Numerous activities on site for everyone's enjoyment = Canoeing right at the campsite! Riverside campsite,close to all amenities.Swimming not monitored.The 8th day spent at the campsite is free. Facilities adapted to people with reduced mobility. Tourist tax.

Campsite accepts camper vans. Campsite that accepts motorhomes, Disabled access,.50 pitches

A magical trip down the Sioule! For your greater pleasure, we offer single or double canoe-kayak hire for a trip down the Sioule gorges. Thrills and spills guaranteed! Take a break with Aquacanoe and rent a canoë, a magic trip on the gorge de la sioule river .Practical information: - Know how to swim – Minimum age 6 years - Protect yourself from the sun (cap+sunscreen). "Wear closed shoes." - Provide spare clothing. "Take with you a drink and a picnic." - Respect the environment. "Bring back your rubbish." "Make no fire." - Respect other users of the river. - Respect the banks of the river, which are private property. - Transport included: Don’t worry about transport, our shuttles take you to the starting points.

A magical journey on the Sioule! Thrills guaranteed during the canoe kayak descent! Possibility to rent paddle and pedal boats. 45 km route over 2 days with bivouac on private land or campsite . A magical journey on the Sioule: The Sioule gorges will provide thrills during their descent by canoe kayak ! Aqua Canoë unveils the most beautiful of the Sioule Gorges. An unforgettable experience ! Practical information: - Know how to swim – Minimum age 6 years old – Protect yourself from the sun (cap + sunscreen). – Wear closed shoes. – Bring a change of clothes. – Take a drink and a picnic with you. – Respect the environment. – Bring your rubbish. – Do not make any fire. – Respect other river users. – Respect the banks of the river which are private property. – Transport included: Do not worry about transport, our shuttles take you to the starting points.

Descents of Chouvigny gorges for a day or half day depending on the water flow, if the navigation conditions are not favorable on the lower part of the Sioule, meet at the Pont de Menat in Sioule leisure. Pure rental or supervision. Several routes are offered, of different durations (discovery, half-day, day etc..). Terrace at your disposal on the banks of the Sioule with cold drinks available.

A theme park dedicated to paleontology, Paléopolis, the dinosaur hill in Gannat (03), tells the most fascinating story of all: the evolution of life. In 2025, the park will present 5 new large animated sculptures of prehistoric animals! Located in a preserved natural environment, Paléopolis is a theme park dedicated to palaeontology. A trip of 4 billion years is waiting for you with exhibitions, workshops, animations… Through exhibitions, you will discover the whole evolution of life with more than 300 fossils of species which inhabited the Earth with the famous T-Rex as a star. Varied workshops are offered to children to wear the shoes of a palaeontologist. Exhibitions with an important scientific content, a cinema, life-size dinosaurs, virtual reality and an optical theatre will provide you a unique experience. Novelties: the movie "Le monde perdu de la Limagne" offers a trip 23 million years ago, when the Limagne was a tropical land, and "Retour vers le passé", a 3D movie offering you a trip between past and present, sea and land, T-rex and Mosasaurus...

Three cozy and elegant guest rooms. The rooms are bright, equipped with separate bathroom, toilet and television. Bookable on our website. We offer our guests dinner. Breakfast is served in the bar room each morning according to the time requested the day before.

Craft brewery offering a dozen different organic and local beers. The store is open late afternoon on weekdays. Full tours and tastings by appointment. our beer: organic, craft, natural beer, no additives, no technological aids.The Brewery is located in the ancient commons of the Château de L'Anglard, a 15th century building that features a medieval painted chapel representing the Last Judgment and which gave its name to the brewery.

The Saint-Jean-Baptiste church dates from the XIIth century. The church has the particularity of having a truncated belfry Free tour with leaflet and information panel or as part of the guided tours of the village. The church of Saint John the Baptist dates from the twelfth century and was once part of the fortifications of the medieval city. It has the particularity of having a truncated bell tower whose mystery is finally elucidated.

Cottage nestled in the Morge Valley. Sep reservoir, Gour de Tazenat, Sioule, spa resort, Fades viaduct, Queuille meander, Vulcania, Chaîne des Puys. Ideal for hiking, fishing and mountain biking. Wooded grounds. Large, bright room on the 2nd floor. In the valley of the mills, in the lower Combrailles. Reservoir of the Sep, gour of Tazenat, the Sioule, thermal spa of Châteauneuf-les-Bains, Menat and its nautical base, viaduct of Fades, Méandre of Queuille, Vulcania, and the chain of Puys: 15 km. Ideal for hiking, fishing and mountain biking. Independent house on 3000 m² enclosed land with trees. Ground floor: large living space with living room, dining room, kitchen, laundry room, shower room / WC. On the 1st floor, 1 ch. 1 double bed 160 cm, baby bed, 1 bedroom. 1 double bed 140 cm, bathroom. WC. On the 2nd floor, large bright room 70 m² 5 single beds, games room. Heat. elect. according to consumption. Wood insert fireplace.

Road of painted churches of Bourbonnais.Abbey church from the 10th century on, it was erected as a Benedictine abbey in 1180. Road of the painted churches of Bourbonnais. Abbey church from the 10th century on, it was erected as a Benedictine abbey in 1180.

Travel back to 1785 and discover the town at the time. Travel back to 1785 and discover the town at the time with its beautiful houses, the Saint-Léger abbey and its remarkable murals, the Sioule river. Free visit or guided tour.

Built between 1150 and 1250 on a rocky spur overlooking the Sioule River, Rochefort was part of the military structure of the fiefdom of the Lords of Bourbon (ISMH and listed site). Free outdoor tour. Guided tour of the interiors only for groups by appointment (minimum 15 people). Built on a rocky spur overlooking the Sioule, Rochefort built between 1150 and 1250 was part of the military device of the fief of the lords of Bourbon.

Romanesque style was built at the end of XIth century. Part of the road of painted churches of Bourbonnais. Free visit with information panel. The church of Saint-Aignan is in its entirety Romanesque and was built towards the end of the 11th century. ISMH. Church part of the Road of painted churches of Bourbonnais.

Aromatic and medicinal plants recognizable thanks to the signage Free access. In the village, 200 m along the railway line, a small discovery trail is lined with aromatic plants and medicinal recognizable thanks to the signage.

Free visit with information panel. This church of romanesque style XIth century has been raised under the influence of the Auvergnate school Free visit with information panel. This 11th century Romanesque church has been raised under the influence of the Auvergnate school It comprises two aisle spans flanked by aisles, a transept projecting on each arm of which opens an absidiole in hemicycle. The apse of the same plan is surrounded by an ambulatory without a radiant chapel.The cornices are decorated with various modillions with human masks.One of them called the "Bread Modillon" represents a fox’s head holding in its mouth a bread marked with a cross. MH.

A theme park dedicated to paleontology, Paléopolis, the dinosaur hill in Gannat (03), tells the most fascinating story of all: the evolution of life. In 2025, the park will present 5 new large animated sculptures of prehistoric animals! Located in a preserved natural environment, Paléopolis is a theme park dedicated to palaeontology. A trip of 4 billion years is waiting for you with exhibitions, workshops, animations… Through exhibitions, you will discover the whole evolution of life with more than 300 fossils of species which inhabited the Earth with the famous T-Rex as a star. Varied workshops are offered to children to wear the shoes of a palaeontologist. Exhibitions with an important scientific content, a cinema, life-size dinosaurs, virtual reality and an optical theatre will provide you a unique experience. Novelties: the movie "Le monde perdu de la Limagne" offers a trip 23 million years ago, when the Limagne was a tropical land, and "Retour vers le passé", a 3D movie offering you a trip between past and present, sea and land, T-rex and Mosasaurus...

A 13th-century fortified castle on a rocky outcrop in the heart of the Sioule Gorge, it belonged to the Seigneurs de Chouvigny, the La Fayette family and the Duc de Morny. Restored in the 20th century, this family-run château can only be visited in summer (ISMH). The fortified castle of Chouvigny is one of the last examples of military architecture of the Middle Ages, in particular with the cavalry court and the archers in carp tail perfectly preserved in the watchtower. It is also the former home of illustrious figures such as Madame de La Fayette or the Duc de Morny. For almost 8 centuries, the castle of Chouvigny has watched like a sentinel over the Sioule Gorge, of which it is one of the tourist jewels. Visits give access to the oratory, to the stately home housing a collection of medieval weapons and armors, to the hall of honor, to the treasure tower and to the watchtower, as well as to the various terraces with panoramic views over the Sioule river.

In this remarkable romanesque Church, dating back to the end of the 12 century, we detect a mixture of influences from the Limousin and Saintongeon. The richness of the sculpures can be seen on the entrance gates to the Church and inside the church.

Self-guided tour with leaflet. The current building dates back to the 12th century, with three bays and a comb bell tower replaced in the 19th century. In the 15th century, an additional bay and a Gothic choir were added. The present building dates from the twelfth century for three bays and a bell tower with comb replaced in the ninth century. In the 15th century, an additional bay and a Gothic choir were built. The archbishops of Bourges, lords of Naves since 1160, probably participated in its construction, which would have been on the site of a previous place of worship. The doorposts are decorated at their upper ends by two children’s heads in impost, whose combed hairstyle is characteristic of the twelfth/ thirteenth century. The flat tympanum that was painted, is surmounted by seven archivolts, making it a complete or perfect porch in religious symbolism. This building adjoins a landscaped cemetery. The walkways are grassy and lined with over 300 roses.

Artisanal pizzas. This pizzeria offers diverse pizzas, fresh pasta, salads, desserts and ice creams. On site or to take away.

Tea room - Homemade pastries - Sweets - artisanal ice creams. Tea room - Homemade pastries - Ideas for presents and decoration - Sweets - artisanal ice creams - great choice of teas. Little menus offered during summer (by reservation): speciality the "Charloise".

Small pub; feeling at home ambience. Good humor guaranteed. Musical nights on the last Thursday of each month.

Theme restaurant, traditional cuisine and snacks open all year. Reservation required for meals on plate, on tray or take away. Service at all hours. From September to June, the restaurant is open every day for lunch, with a workers' menu and a buffet on Sunday evenings! In July and August, the restaurant is open every day for lunch and dinner. The menu includes burgers, fish, meat, snacks and vegetarian dishes.

Traditional French cuisine with fresh products. Bistro ambience. Terrace during summer. Traditional French cuisine with fresh products. Bistro ambience. Terrace during summer.

Homemade bread,world wines,local products, no menu, all homemade . Cool, vintage, clasic frame..that happiness! Reservation required Homemade bread,world wines,local products, no menu, all homemade . Cool, vintage, clasic frame..that happiness!! Reservation required

Homemade pizzas. Takeaway. Open 7 / 7 noon and evening. All information on the website and facebook page Homemade pizzas. Takeaway,open 7/7 noon and evening.All informations on the website and facebook page

Artisanal bakery, patisserie Artisanal bakery, patisserie. Possibility of eating on site: sandwiches, salads, gratins, coffees,

Traditional and terroir cuisine. Specialties: grenouilles, Charolais meat, pan-fried foie gras, homemade desserts... Traditional and terroir cuisine. Specialties: grenouilles, Charolais meat, pan-fried foie gras, homemade desserts…

A cosy bar-restaurant where homemade food is king, right down to the charcuterie. Chef Benoît trained as a pork butcher and caterer.

Pleasant riverside location, close to all amenities. Heated swimming pool. Restaurant La Guinguette open to all: Theme meals Concerts / Snack bar. Numerous activities on site for everyone's enjoyment = Canoeing right at the campsite! Riverside campsite,close to all amenities.Swimming not monitored.The 8th day spent at the campsite is free. Facilities adapted to people with reduced mobility. Tourist tax.

Campsite accepts camper vans. Campsite that accepts motorhomes, Disabled access,.50 pitches

Three cozy and elegant guest rooms. The rooms are bright, equipped with separate bathroom, toilet and television. Bookable on our website. We offer our guests dinner. Breakfast is served in the bar room each morning according to the time requested the day before.

In a green setting of six hectares, on the edge of the forest of Colettes and near the Gorges of Sioule, this holiday village is suitable for groups, individuals and people with disabilities. In a green setting of six hectares, on the edge of the forest of Colettes and near the Gorges of Sioule, this holiday village is suitable for groups, individuals and people with disabilities.Meeting rooms, classroom, video room, two dining rooms, fireplace, bike wash station, repair workshop, bike garage, laundry, washing machine, playground, seminars. Departure of the hiking, mountain biking and equestrian circuits. Labeled FFCT. Wifi in the rooms and meeting rooms. Free management on weekends; Sports stays, family celebrations, seminars,youth holidays. Baby equipment (2 folding beds, high chairs and microwave). Wellness area: jacuzzi, sauna, indoor swimming pool (01/04/ to 01/11). Tourist tax.

Cottage nestled in the Morge Valley. Sep reservoir, Gour de Tazenat, Sioule, spa resort, Fades viaduct, Queuille meander, Vulcania, Chaîne des Puys. Ideal for hiking, fishing and mountain biking. Wooded grounds. Large, bright room on the 2nd floor. In the valley of the mills, in the lower Combrailles. Reservoir of the Sep, gour of Tazenat, the Sioule, thermal spa of Châteauneuf-les-Bains, Menat and its nautical base, viaduct of Fades, Méandre of Queuille, Vulcania, and the chain of Puys: 15 km. Ideal for hiking, fishing and mountain biking. Independent house on 3000 m² enclosed land with trees. Ground floor: large living space with living room, dining room, kitchen, laundry room, shower room / WC. On the 1st floor, 1 ch. 1 double bed 160 cm, baby bed, 1 bedroom. 1 double bed 140 cm, bathroom. WC. On the 2nd floor, large bright room 70 m² 5 single beds, games room. Heat. elect. according to consumption. Wood insert fireplace.

Located in the heart of the Gorges de la Sioule, the Tarteaux site offers 14 cottages for rental. Nearby, the Guinguette du pont de Menat welcomes you with music and good humor. The 14 cottages on the Tarteaux site are equipped accommodation (crockery, household appliances, TV), 13 of which are designed for 4 people, and 1 gîte for 2 people. They have 2 bedrooms with pillows and duvets (1 bedroom with 1 double bed/ 1 bedroom with 2 single beds), a living room, a kitchen area, a shower room and separate WC, as well as a terrace. Sheets not provided, rental possible at an additional cost. Access to barbecues.

The Tarteaux campsite offers a calm and privileged setting on the banks of the Sioule, the perfect place for nature lovers. Nearby, the Guinguette du pont de Menat welcomes you with music and good humor. Our shaded, flat campsite in the heart of the Sioule Gorges offers 80 pitches. Electric hookups are available on all pitches. A wide range of activities are available on site or nearby: category 1 river fishing, hiking, via ferrata, mountain biking, canoe rentals, treetop adventures, visits to a Cluniac site, and paleontology exploration.

Lodging located near the Sioule gorges, pleasant for fishing and canoeing. This lodging is an old renovated farmhouse with private parking, terrace, grassy garden, garden furniture and barbecue. Fitted kitchen, oil-fired central heating.

Hotel Restaurant located in a quiet village of the Combrailles, a stone's throw from Château Rocher, a medieval fortress that watches over the Sioule Gorges and its meanders. Here you will find various activities such as canoeing, fishing, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, visits to educational farms, museums and castles. The region invites you to stroll along its beautiful country roads, 50 minutes from Vulcania or the Volcano of Lemptégy and 45 km from Vichy, Clermont-Ferrand and Montluçon. Located in a relaxing location, the Inn is part of the Logishotels network and will offer you a table with traditional cuisine made mostly of local and organic products.

Maison Balady is located in the countryside and close to the Southern highway. The house is furnished with natural materials and with attention to detail. Marco and Marjolein offer meals and are ready to make you feel at home. In the natural stone house, Marco and Marjolein provide you with 3 spacious bedrooms with beautiful fireplaces, wooden beams and pretty decorations. Maison Balady invites you to take the time to live, to enjoy the calm. You have all the comforts for short and long vacations. You can enjoy the swimming pool and terraces, with beautiful views of the Bourbonnais countryside, or take a walk or bike ride on the trails and greenways, in natural spaces. Marco and Marjolaine offer table d'hôte with regional and organic products. Every day they offer a menu including a starter, a main course, cheese and a dessert.