Explore Camping du Moulin du Teinturier in Saint-Martin-Valmeroux

Trail "On the road to Salers". Trail "On the road to Salers".

Trail "Following the Maronne". Trail "Following the Maronne".

From Saint Martin Valmeroux, discover the built heritage of the Pays de Salers, with such an authentic character. Discover the barns, castles, churches that punctuate our landscapes whose richness and diversity make them famous ...

Trail "Saint-Bonnet-de-Salers". Trail "Saint-Bonnet-de-Salers".

Salers Trail "La Montagnoune".

Trail "House of Salers". Trail "House of Salers".

Hike "en Val d'Aspre".

Salers Trail "La Montagnoune".

Sentier de randonnée Besse.

Saint-Cernin hiking trail "Anjoigny".

13 bedrooms, each one with a bathroom, a toilet, a television, a phone and internet access +1 flat with two rooms. Character house in a large park. WIFI. 13 bedrooms, each one with a bathroom, a toilet, a television, a phone and internet access +1 flat with two rooms. Character house in a large park. WIFI - reading room - shady terrace - meeting room - private garage and car park. Restaurant : 60 covers - "Tables régionales d'Auvergne". 8 km from Salers - 20 km from Mauriac - 30 km from Aurillac.

15 renovated large bedrooms - flat screen television, phone, safety deposit box and wifi - one bedroom is accessible for disabled people. Comfortable hotel built along the ramparts with a view of the mountains. 15 renovated large bedrooms - in each one : king-size double bed, shower-room (walk-in shower) - toilet, flat screen television, phone, safety deposit box and wifi - one bedroom is accessible for disabled people. Comfortable hotel built along the ramparts with a view of the mountains. Bubble bath, fitness room, spa, hammam, sauna.

For any self-respecting gourmet who wants to sample the famous Salers beef fillet, this restaurant is a must! In a peaceful atmosphere with all modern comforts. For any self-respecting gourmet who wants to sample the famous Salers beef fillet, this restaurant is a must ! In a peaceful atmosphere with all modern comforts, the owners offer you traditional and creative cooking with attention to detail throughout the establishment. There is the sincere wish to make your meal an unforgettable gastronomic souvenir. Recommended by several famous food guides.

In a green and peaceful setting, 4 bedrooms in the owner's house, with separate entrance, on a farm. Cosy rooms with private shower room and WC. Gîte de France. 4 rooms in the owner's house, with separate entrance, in a green and peaceful setting on a farm. Welcoming rooms with private shower room and WC: Bruyère and Gentiane: 160 cm bed Jonquille: 140 cm bed Bleuet: twin 90 cm beds Possibility of extra bed Hearty breakfasts with cakes, yoghurts, home-made jams, Guests living room, private garden and car-park. Shops and restaurants 800 m away in Salers - 20 km from Mauriac - 40 km from Aurillac. Free Wi-Fi.

Built by Louis d’Anjony, Jeanne d’Arc’s companion, commissioned by King Charles 8th to protect the surrounding area, the Anjony donjon is still intact and proud, an excellent example of the mountain fortress from the 15th century. 2 stars in the Michelin guide. Built by Louis d’Anjony, Jeanne d’Arc’s companion, commissioned by King Charles 8th to protect the surrounding area, the Anjony donjon is still intact and proud, an excellent example of the mountain fortress from the 15th century. In the 18th century a central building was added to the austere medieval construction, more welcoming and more true to this period’s tastes. The rich interiors are decorated with remarkable religious and profane frescos (the Preux’s legend) from the 16th century and furniture from different periods of the castle’s life. The residence is still occupied by the same family since its origin.

Situated in an exceptional area of the Regional Park of the Auvergne volcanoes, Régine and Laurent will be happy to welcome you. You will taste the specialities as “truffade”, “patranque”, “tripoux” and beef in a calm and quiet environment. Situated in an exceptional area of the Regional Park of the Auvergne volcanoes, Régine and Laurent will be happy to welcome you. You will taste the specialities as “truffade”, “patranque”, “tripoux” and beef in a calm and quiet environment. Selected as a “valeur du parc” (local quality brand) for its authenticity. Groups welcome.

Departing from Spontour, a former village of gabariers, this 1h20 walk combines history and nature, and invites you to discover the gorges of the Upper Dordogne on the Chastang dam reservoir aboard the Spontournoise IV. Let us tell you all about the epic story of the gabariers. Please note that the gabare has a capacity of 36, so booking is essential. Tickets can be purchased online or at Haute-Corrèze tourist offices (Neuvic, Bort-les-Orgues, Meymac), as well as in Egletons and Mauriac.

This traditional Auriac house is a place of tranquillity. Entirely and tastefully renovated, the modernity and quality of its fittings make the Maison des Jardins a refuge in perfect harmony with the Sothys spirit. The story of a family: between Corrèze and Cantal, in a picturesque village in the Dordogne gorges, you are invited to stay in a typical house built from the local stone with a traditional slate roof, the ancestral home of the Mas family for over 150 years, and fully restored in 2014. The source of luxury, this house is idyllic for nature lovers and an ideal place to get together amongst friends or family. The courtyard and garden open onto the kitchen garden and herbal tea room of the ‘Jardins Sothys’. The source of luxury with Sothys: at the gateway to the Cantal, this local stone house, home to the same family for over 150 years, invites you to recharge your batteries in the bucolic setting of the small village of Auriac. Once through the door, you'll already feel the ambience of calm that reigns. This is to be expected, throughout your stay you will be in the world of Sothys. Starting with the house itself, which has all the modern comforts but with antique furniture. The must? A private bathroom in every room. The outside will not to be outdone either, with a pergola for basking in the sun or simply taking the time to enjoy the peace and quiet. And to awaken your senses, what could be better than a stroll through the Sothys gardens themselves? They are just a stone's throw from your cosy nest. They will take you on a voyage, from the Japanese gardens to formal French gardens, not to forget a hint of Egypt... You'll discover all the secrets of the plants used in cosmetics. Continue along this gentle path, take a break at the gastronomic restaurant in the gardens, where you can enjoy refined cuisine in the enchanting setting of an old renovated barn, open to the great outdoors. Then take a leisurely stroll along the banks of the Auriac lake, just opposite. And if it's hot, don't hesitate to go for a dip! The surrounding countryside is yours to explore, with its breath-taking views of the Monts d'Auvergne. Take the opportunity to visit Salers in the Cantal region, listed as one of the "Most Beautiful Villages in France", or Argentat, further south, for a picturesque and relaxing stroll through the Dordogne Valley.

Hamlet of 5 chalets set in over one hectare of land. Each chalet is completely self-contained, with no neighbouring chalets. It's in the heart of the countryside, close to the Gorges de la Dordogne, a remarkable natural area that's home to a bird sanctuary and much more besides! Imagine blue, green, forests, a river, a hill and a large meadow with 5 wooden cottages. Here you can spend quiet days relaxing, swimming in the pool or the Triouzoune lake in Neuvic or the one in Bort-les-Orgues, going for a jog, taking an electric bike to discover the Gorges de la Haute-Dordogne along the Ajustants tourist route, walking along the footpaths, boating, or visiting the many heritage or nature sites nearby.

Close to the exceptional site of Gratte-Bruyère, overlooking the gorges of the Haute-Dordogne, between forests and meadows, the 5 pretty chalets of Les Maisons de Coline are located in the heart of the Dordogne Basin Biosphere Reserve. Lovers of wide open spaces will have a great time swimming in the large lakes of Neuvic or Bort-les-Orgues, running on the trails or cycling along the small country roads and discovering the hidden treasures of this discreet corner of the Corrèze. They can also gaze at the horizon from the shelter of the terrace! Coline has created a bucolic atmosphere for this gîte, renovated in 2022. It comprises a fully-equipped kitchen, two bedrooms (1 bed 140, 3 beds 90), a shower room and separate toilet. The estate has been awarded the "Clef Verte" label for sustainable tourism, as well as the "Accueil Pêche" and "Accueil Vélo" labels. Very quiet site.

Saint-Martin-Valmeroux is a charming village with a population of 800, at an altitude of 650 metres, nestling in the lush greenery of the Maronne valley. Former Bailliage of the Monts d'Auvergne between Mauriac and Aurillac. Remarkable historic centre. Saint-Martin-Valmeroux is a charming village with a population of 911, at an altitude of 650 metres, nestling in the lush greenery of the Maronne valley. A former Bailliage (bailiwick) of the Monts d'Auvergne located on the CD 922 between Mauriac and Aurillac, the commune of Saint-Martin-Valmeroux, associated with Saint-Rémy-de-Salers, has many treasures from the past (14th-century church, houses with turrets, barris and barriades, three-measure grain market, St-Pôl and Vezou chateaus, etc.) but is resolutely modern in its outlook... Saint-Martin-Valmeroux - This is a market town with key public services (police station, state and private schools, post office, first-aid/rescue centre, rural home for the elderly) and private services, particularly in the health sector. The town also has a large, dynamic and constantly evolving craft, industrial and commercial fabric (Isotoner has its head office here, as St-Martin also owes its prosperity as a former glove-making centre) and is also a pleasant place to stay (campsite with twenty chalets, motorhome stations, hotel and numerous holiday gites). There's plenty to do in the area, including a heated swimming pool, city park, fitness area, tennis court, riding centre, trout fishing, gymnasium, hiking trails and leisure centre, for tourists and locals alike, who can take advantage of the large number of associations (around 20, many of them in the sporting and cultural fields). Worthy of note: the Nozières mineral fountain and its healing water, rich in iron bicarbonate and carbonic acid. The church, a local specimen of Middle Age architecture which is much admired today, replaces its 12th century Romanesque predecessor of which only the bell tower remains, a massive 18 metre high square tower. The porch, as well as the small door set back to the left of the entrance, are Gothic in style. The upper part of the portal features three painted wooden statues dating from the 17th century. On the facade of the bell tower, there is a ‘boy with thorn’ sculpture eroded by time. Inside, on the Gothic keystone of the choir is a shield bearing the arms of Jacques Comborn, Bishop of Clermont and Lord of St Martin, who was responsible for restoring and transforming the building in the 15th century. Also on display there are the 17th century gilded wooden reliquary bust and a painting by Gustave de Lassalle-Bordes, both dedicated to the patron saint of the commune.

The chapterhouse in Saint Chamant (“canon” in Latin) was built in 1484 by Robert de Balsac, Seneschal of Agenais, Chamberlain of the Kings Louis 11th, Louis 12th and Charles 8th, after the Pope Sixte’s 4th agreement. It is a Listed monument. The chapterhouse in Saint Chamant (“canon” in Latin) was built in 1484 by Robert de Balsac, Seneschal of Agenais, Chamberlain of the Kings Louis 11th, Louis 12th and Charles 8th, after the Pope Sixte’s 4th agreement. It is a Listed monument. Exhibition of elements from the chapter outside. Furniture from the collegiate, stalls and statues from the 15th century in the church. Information boards outside. Free and unguided visit.

The castle in Saint-Chamant (a listed monument) overlooks a beautiful valley, with a view of the Cantal mountains. It is composed of a donjon from the 15th century (military origin). It was amongst others a Robert de Balsac ' fief who was Seneschal of Agenais and Chamberlain of the King. In the 17th century, the Lignerac family, future Caylus Dukes built a main building where tapestries from Aubusson are on view. Since 1783, the owner has tried to keep this place lively. As well as the tapestries from Aubusson, you can admire ones from Flandres (16th century), an altarpiece in the chapel (17th century), a big staircase and panellings.

from the 19th century

Park planted with trees surrounded by ramparts with an outstanding view. Going to Salers, do not forget to go to the Barrouze esplanade where you have a beautiful view on the Puy Violent, the Maronne valley and the beginning of the Aspre valley.

The history of Salers is particulary colourful and tumultuous, so take advantage of a guided visit to learn what happened here. Ranked among the “Most Beautiful Villages in France,” Salers is a travel back in time. Houses with turrets, belfries, ramparts... Salers successively takes you from Middle Ages right through to the Renaissance period. The history of Salers is particulary colourful and tumultuous, so take advantage of a guided visit to learn what happened here.

from the 19th century

Saint-Cernin enjoys the privilege of being not too far from urban life but with the genuine possibility of savouring the priceless pleasures of country life. Our village is the southern gateway to the Pays de Salers. Saint-Cernin is the first rural village encountered as you leave the Aurillac urban centre by the North. It enjoys the privilege of being not too far from urban life but with the genuine possibility of savouring the priceless pleasures of country life. The town's warm welcome and diversity of facilities are proof of its simplicity, increasing its appeal to city dwellers and tourists in search of authenticity. Saint-Cernin, built into the hillside, clings to the western flank of the Cantal volcano. From the Plateau, at the Croix de Saint-Pierre, the view of the Monts du Cantal is superb. The Saint-Cernin valley, carved out by the River Doire, marks the entrance to the Volcanic Natural Park. Picturesque hamlets dot the valley and surrounding plateaux. Saint-Cernin also boasts socio-educational and sports facilities, including a primary school and secondary school, over 25 associations and a rich cultural heritage. The church of Saint-Saturnin, with its 12th-century gable bell tower, features remarkable sculpted modillions and 15th-century wooden stalls from the church of Saint-Chamant. Admire the Château du Cambon, a former stronghold transformed into a pleasure residence, see the ruined 14th-century keep tower of Marze or the Château de Ragheaud, discover the 15th-century stone crosses at Saint-Martin-le-Valois... Saint-Cernin is also the birthplace of Henri Mondor, a member of the Académie Française and the Académie de Médecine, who laid down the modern rules of surgery. There were two churches, one at St Martin Valois and the other at St Cernin. In 2021, a heritage trail will trace its history from the 18th to the 20th century.

In a renovated barn situated on a beautiful plateau you can discover this tourist spot dedicated to the pedigree Salers cow and its products.The Salers’ House welcomes you with an innovative scenography and an activity area to learn how this pedigree species turned to modernity. In a renovated barn situated on a beautiful plateau you can discover this tourist spot dedicated to the pedigree Salers cow and its products. The Salers’ House welcomes you with an innovative scenography and an activity area to learn how this pedigree species turned to modernity. Thanks to films, 3D pictures and interactive explanations, you can learn about the anatomy of this pedigree cow, its rusticity, its importance in our environment and the way of life of its breeders. There is a free tasting of grilled 100% Salers meat and cheese all year long. There is also a shop with several local products (cheese, assorted cooked meat, wines and spirits ...). In summer, treasure hunting on Wednesdays and "family burger" on Tuesdays. Temporary exhibitions are staged throughout the year. Guided tours on 2 p.m. in July and August by reservation. Departure guaranteed with minimum 5 people. ESCAPE GAME APP “A la recherche de la clarine d’or ». Look for the golden cow bell that brings luck to those who find it! 70 min. From 8 years old. According to the opening times of the museum.

Built by Louis d’Anjony, Jeanne d’Arc’s companion, commissioned by King Charles 8th to protect the surrounding area, the Anjony donjon is still intact and proud, an excellent example of the mountain fortress from the 15th century. 2 stars in the Michelin guide. Built by Louis d’Anjony, Jeanne d’Arc’s companion, commissioned by King Charles 8th to protect the surrounding area, the Anjony donjon is still intact and proud, an excellent example of the mountain fortress from the 15th century. In the 18th century a central building was added to the austere medieval construction, more welcoming and more true to this period’s tastes. The rich interiors are decorated with remarkable religious and profane frescos (the Preux’s legend) from the 16th century and furniture from different periods of the castle’s life. The residence is still occupied by the same family since its origin.

For any self-respecting gourmet who wants to sample the famous Salers beef fillet, this restaurant is a must! In a peaceful atmosphere with all modern comforts. For any self-respecting gourmet who wants to sample the famous Salers beef fillet, this restaurant is a must ! In a peaceful atmosphere with all modern comforts, the owners offer you traditional and creative cooking with attention to detail throughout the establishment. There is the sincere wish to make your meal an unforgettable gastronomic souvenir. Recommended by several famous food guides.

New : a gastropub in Tournemire. In the heart of Tournemire, ranked among the Most Beautiful Villages in France, near the Anjony castle, discover our gastropub with restyled region’s specialties. Air-conditioned room with a superb view of the Doire valley. Tea-room, private picnic room. Take-away meals or delivery by reservation.

Situated in an exceptional area of the Regional Park of the Auvergne volcanoes, Régine and Laurent will be happy to welcome you. You will taste the specialities as “truffade”, “patranque”, “tripoux” and beef in a calm and quiet environment. Situated in an exceptional area of the Regional Park of the Auvergne volcanoes, Régine and Laurent will be happy to welcome you. You will taste the specialities as “truffade”, “patranque”, “tripoux” and beef in a calm and quiet environment. Selected as a “valeur du parc” (local quality brand) for its authenticity. Groups welcome.

Mountain restaurant situated at the Aulac pass overlooking the Mars valley and the Puy Mary. Traditional and home cooking with local products. Recommended by the “Guide du Routard”. Mountain restaurant situated at the Aulac pass overlooking the Mars valley and the Puy Mary. Restaurant situated near a paragliding spot and Cotteughes. Walking paths also close by. Traditional and home cooking with local products. Runs on solar power. Recommended by the “Guide du Routard”.

Restaurant located in the heart of the village of Rilhac Xaintrie

Snack. Meals with local products. Homemade pastries.

At the foot of Puy Mary, buron nestled in the Eylac cirque. Auvergne cuisine, crêperie. Farm produce sales and open-air snack bar. Buron specialities: charcuterie, bourriols, cheeses, pachades. Terrace and magical setting!

"Combining rural tradition with flavours from abroad": regional, often organic products

In the elegant setting of the old barn overlooking the lake.... Chef Jean-Michel Salcedo has left his mark on Restaurant des Jardins Sothys by giving a touch of originality to the Corrèze region, with a perfumed and well-controlled cuisine, inspired by the vegetable garden. At the age of 14, Jean-Michel entered the hotel school in Carcassonne to fulfil his dream combined with his passion for cooking, which his Catalan grandmother had transmitted to him. Jean-Michel's cuisine, perfumed, blending tradition and modernity, is linked to his Mediterranean origins, his many travels and his stay in the West Indies. At "Aux Jardins", the chef offers you a quality cuisine, fresh and traditional, with accents from here and elsewhere..

Le Relais de la Fontaine welcomes you to Cros-de-Montvert in a warm and relaxed atmosphere. At the heart of their skilfully prepared dishes, you will find all the flavours of the authenticity of quality local products. A unique menu that changes every week according to the seasons and the chef's desires. Open all year round. Closed Mondays, Tuesdays evening, Wednesdays evening and Sundays evening.

88 pitches on a vast (5,5ha) area - family and quiet campsite with large pitches -camper van facilities and pitches for caravans - sanitary facilities - some pitches with electric and water connections. 88 pitches on a vast (5,5ha) area - family and quiet campsite with large pitches -camper van facilities and pitches for caravans - sanitary facilities - some pitches with electric and water connections - phone - washing machine - tv room - gaming room - pétanque pitch - ping-pong table - tennis court - games for children - mini-golf - activities in summer - 300m from a restaurant. Shops on site. 2 hamlets of 10 chalets (one for handicapped people). 10 km from Salers - 20 km from Mauriac - 30 km from Aurillac.

13 bedrooms, each one with a bathroom, a toilet, a television, a phone and internet access +1 flat with two rooms. Character house in a large park. WIFI. 13 bedrooms, each one with a bathroom, a toilet, a television, a phone and internet access +1 flat with two rooms. Character house in a large park. WIFI - reading room - shady terrace - meeting room - private garage and car park. Restaurant : 60 covers - "Tables régionales d'Auvergne". 8 km from Salers - 20 km from Mauriac - 30 km from Aurillac.

Appartment situated on the first floor of a house, in Saint-Martin-Valmeroux, a lovely village. Renovated appartment for 4 people. Car is not required to reach the swimming pool, shops and services in the village. Public car park at 15 metres far from the house. The owners live in the semi-attached house and could give you advice for hiking in the region as well in summer as in winter.

This renovated house full of character is dated from 1829 and is situated at 13 km far from Salers, in a quiet environment, in the Regional Country Park of the Auvergne Volcanoes. This house is attached to the young owner's home. Private entrance and car park. Terrace. Wifi. This renovated house full of character is dated from 1829 and is situated at 13 km far from Salers, in a quiet environment, in the Regional Country Park of the Auvergne Volcanoes. This house is attached to the young owner's home. Private entrance and car park. Terrace (with a separator) and vast garden (you partly share with the owners) with a beautiful view of the mountains. Downstairs : kitchen, living-room with a fireplace, television, DVD player, WIFI, toilet. On the 1st floor: 1 bedroom with a king size bed, 1 bedroom with 2 single beds, 1 little bedroom for a baby (baby's furniture is provided), shower-room with toilet. Firewood and electric heating. Loan of mountain bikes for adults. Garage for motorbikes and bikes. 4 km from shops, many hiking trails, farm on the spot. Personalized welcome.

Comfortable holiday rental. Very quiet and restful. View of the mountains. Near Salers. Semi-detached house for 5 or 6 people. Area : 74m². 3 bedrooms, a fitted kitchen, a living-room, a dining-room. Yard with a garage and garden.

Old renovated barn with a living-room, a kitchen corner and 3 bedrooms. Old renovated barn - living-room with a sofa - kitchen corner (micro wave oven) - 3 bedrooms (1 double bed - 2 single beds - cot )- bathroom. Electric heating - dishwasher - washing-machine - fire place - TV - terrace and garden - car park - set of garden furniture - barbecue - baby's furniture - rental of bed sheets. 3 km from Saint-Martin-Valmeroux for local shops - 4 km from Salers - 20 km from Mauriac - 30 km from Aurillac.

Renovated house full of character dated from 1790 (a previous presbytery) with three floors. Living-room with a big fireplace. 4 bedrooms. Renovated house full of character dated from 1790 (a previous presbytery) with three floors. Living-room with a big fireplace - kitchen - sofa - 4 bedrooms (2 double beds - 6 single beds) - 2 shower rooms. Electric heating - dishwasher - washing-machine - micro-wave oven - fire place - television - large courtyard with an access to the garden - garden furniture - car park - barbecue - baby's furniture - Rental of bed sheets. 3 km from Saint-Martin-Valmeroux for local shops - 10 km from Salers - 20 km from Mauriac - 30 km from Aurillac.

5 rooms in a guest-house, in the heart of a very quiet village. Rooms in a guest-house, in the heart of a very quiet village, 5 rooms: 4 for 2 people and 1 for 4 people. All equipped with shower, washbasin, WC - guest lounge - bar - restaurant with seating for up to 20 - park - car park - WIFI. 1km from the main road - 10km from Salers - 10km from St Cernin - 24km from Mauriac - 26km from Aurillac

Bed and breakfast

On a vast area (1200m²), detached house full of character built in 1800. Garage, grassy terrace (60m²) On a vast area (1200m²), detached house full of character built in 1800. Living-room with a kitchen corner, 1 bedroom with a double bed and 1 bedroom with two single beds, shower-room, toilet. Electric heating, fireplace with a wood stove (free wood). Dishwasher for 6 people. TV, DVD player. Garage, grassy terrace (60m²)