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GRP® Marche et Combraille en Aquitaine: Two loops of long-distance hikes in the Creuse region, bordering the Auvergne; 189km in all. It's possible to hike a single loop, or to combine an itinerary that will let you discover the landscapes of these two great hikes. The Combraille and Franc-Alleu loops join up over a distance of around 15km. Please note that in some places you'll need to take sections of the GR® (marked in white and red), so you can discover the GR® 41: Vallée du Cher or the GR® 46: De Tours à Toulouse.

The Goat Eaters hike invites you to discover Bellegarde en Marche and St Silvain Bellegarde, two towns with a closely linked history.Leave by the path in front of the church gate. After 150 m turn right, follow the path and then the road to the D 9 crossroads. Continue straight ahead and then turn right "Chemin de l'abattoir".Turn left into "Rue Basse", cross the road and take "Rue du Château".On the right take the GR; leave it at the railway crossing on the left.Go into Malleret on the left and then on the right, past a stable block. Take the path that goes downhill. Turn left at the crossroads. Cross the D9.At the end of the path turn left; at the stop sign turn to the right.Pass the cemetery and go up to La Chapelle to admire the view.Take the road that goes down to reach the village.At the crossroads, take the "Route du Breu" to the right. Leave the village "Les Bierges". A few metres further on, turn left onto a path that climbs up, keep left for 1 km 400 m and enter Bellegarde.In front of the Clock Tower, turn right twice. Take the GR 46 for 1 km.Leave the GR, take the path on the left. Follow it to the road. Go a few metres to the right and take the path on the left to St Silvain.

Start: Place de la Mairie Markings: yellow 1 - Take the path opposite the west gate of the church; after 150 m, turn right and continue as far as the crossroads with the D9; cross the road 2 - After 20 m, take the track on the right, continuing as far as "Chez Aufaure" 3 - Cross the road and turn right to Moulin du Faux; cross the Tardes river 4 - Take the road on the left (D 38) and continue as far as the Moulin de Chez Lucet; cross the bridge, take the track and continue as far as the D 988 5 - Cross the D988, take the track opposite for 250 m; return to the road 6 - At the entrance to Bellegarde, turn left into "Rue Basse", then left again into "Chemin de l'Abattoir" 7 - Turn left onto "Rue des Bouquets"; cross the D9 and return to St Silvain Bellegarde

This walk follows the paths once travelled by Jean Guitton during his holidays in Creuse, at the Château de Fournoux.Go up the walled road for 20 m. and take the small sunken path on the left. Continue straight on for about 2 km until you reach the D19.Take the road on the left and then immediately turn right towards La Roche. Go through La Roche, keeping left, and follow the green signs to the hamlet of Montfrand.Go down the road on the left (the route follows the GR 46 marked in red and white).Before the village of Théolet, take a right turn after a small tarmac road for about 700 m to reach the D28.Cross the bridge on the left. Leave the major road and continue on the departmental road for about 500 m.Turn onto a sunken path below you to the left. Cross a stream and go straight on up. You'll reach a small asphalt road: go across it. Continue to follow the path until you reach the road.Fork left towards Le Deveix, go through the hamlet and go down to the valley of the Tardes (the viewpoint overlooking the Château de Fournoux).At the D19, turn left and cross the bridge. Continue for 300 m and turn right to reach the hamlet of La Châtre.

Part of this hike is along ridge paths with an added bonus: a view over the volcanoes of the AuvergneGo down the main street and turn right onto the road to Ronnet for 450 m. At La Vierge, take and follow the path on the right for 900 m.Take the path on the left. Go down the road to the left at Les Barrières, then follow the road to the right and pass Solignat.Turn right onto the path that runs alongside the lake and continue until you reach Villocette. Go through the hamlet to the right and continue uphill. Take the road to the right. Leave Montcors on the right and continue by road until you reach Goumont.Go past the road to Montcors on the right, enter the property on the left and immediately take the path on the right. This runs along the road first, and then goes down into the valley and up again. Go around to the left of the lake.At the crossroads, turn left. Take the path to the right, then the path to the right again. At the crossroads, continue straight ahead along the path lined with low stone walls and climb the ridge, leaving the paths to the side.Take the track on the right and follow it to the end. Leave the car park on the right to get onto the path.Where the path branches go left. Pass between the two ponds and go up the hill to the houses in Puy-Bargeron. Continue along the road, go past Eroulletas and continue towards Erolas. At the crossroads, take the road on the left towards La Vergne.After the lake, follow the path to the right. Continue straight on to Lupersat.

Set in a large, wooded, enclosed park, you'll find this magnificent stone country residence. Entirely renovated, this spacious and warm 150m² house will operate with its charm to welcome you for a stay with family or friends. The surrounding countryside is green and wooded, where nature's bounty will satisfy your desire for natural, authentic spaces. Linen can be rented on request, with additional cleaning charges. The accommodation This authentic stone country house is fully renovated and equipped to welcome you. It comprises a large living room with fireplace, a spacious kitchen (I was a chef), 5 bedrooms, a bathroom and 2 separate toilets. A spacious house that can accommodate up to 10 people!

Les Vergnes is an old village dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries, and has been completely renovated using traditional Creuse masonry techniques. Thanks to the use of granite stone, you'll find an extraordinary charm, nestled in a green and peaceful setting. This former dovecote has been tastefully restored to create a truly original setting. An unusual habitat, it's an ideal invitation for lovers or simply for a change of scenery. Comprising 3 levels: bedroom (160 cm bed), bathroom and kitchenette. Terrace overlooking the pond.

Charming little house 70 m² on 2 levels, a stone's throw from the Cité internationale de la tapisserie and shops. Sleeps up to 6 - 2 bedrooms. Baby equipment. Pets allowed. Mayoral approval 201821 Clé Vacances 3 Epis rating Close to the aquatic center (500m) and 30 minutes from Lac de Vassivière, starting point for hiking, mountain biking, swimming, fishing and other sports. Fully-equipped accommodation. Ground floor: open-plan kitchen with appliances; oven + microwave + coffeemaker + washing machine + dishwasher + 4-burner gas hob + crockery + cooking utensils + TV + sofa, electric heating + pellet stove. Terrace: table + 6 chairs + BBQ + 2 sun loungers. Floor 1: bedroom with 160cm bed, bathroom; shower + sink + WC. Floor 2: bedroom with 2 beds 140 .

Ideally located between Limoges and Clermont-Ferrand, the Château de Chazelpaud bed and breakfast is an ideal base for visiting numerous tourist and cultural sites. During your stay, as a family, a group or with friends, you'll have the pleasure of staying in one of our 3 bedrooms that can accommodate 7 people, as well as an entire floor converted into a dormitory with 8 single beds, for a total of 15 people. A characterful 500m2 fitness complex with heated, sheltered swimming pool completes the gîte. The pool, gym and jacuzzi are all available for use. A children's playground is also available. The gîte has a flat-screen TV and a fully-equipped kitchen. Outside, there's a barbecue and garden furniture. Wifi and fiber optics complete the offer.

Ideally located on the D941 between Limoges and Clermont-Ferrand, Château de Chazelpaud is an ideal base for visiting many tourist and cultural attractions. Peace and quiet are guaranteed, and the tastefully furnished rooms offer every comfort in the south Creuse region near Aubusson in Saint-Bard. On the property, the château and its outbuildings were built in the 1910s by architect R.S. Des Reynaud. The Château de Chazelpaud estate is 17 km from Aubusson. The tapestry capital of the world, where you'll also find all the shops and restaurants you need ? bakery 4.5 km away ? small mini-market and another bakery 7 km away. We look forward to welcoming you to Creuse for a rejuvenating vacation. In the Château : 4 bedrooms, including a suite of over 60 m², each with private bathroom, sleeps 12.

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Les Chalets Panoramiques ... a breathtaking view? to enjoy nature in complete tranquillity! Panoramic Chalet "Mexico This very comfortable chalet for 4 people is fully furnished and has a terrace with garden furniture. It comprises 2 bedrooms (1 bedroom with a double bed /1 bedroom with two single bunk beds), a bathroom with shower and WC. It also offers a beautiful living room with kitchenette equipped with fridge, gas stove, microwave, coffee maker, kettle and cooking utensils for 4 people.

Panoramic Chalet "Florida This very comfortable chalet for 6 people is fully furnished and has a large terrace with garden furniture. It comprises 2 bedrooms (1 bedroom with a double bed /1 bedroom with four single bunk beds), a bathroom with shower and WC. It also features a large living room with sitting area and a kitchen equipped with fridge, gas hob, microwave, coffee maker, kettle and cooking utensils for 6 people.

Take a walk up our American street and choose one of our 4 vintage mobile homes with an American-style makeover! OPEN FOR RENTAL FROM JANUARY 3 TO NOVEMBER 30, 2023 "Texas" and "Arizona": 2 mobile homes, each accommodating 4/6 people. Equipped with a kitchenette (with fridge, gas stove, microwave, coffee maker, kettle and cooking utensils for 6 people), a large panoramic living room (with table and fold-out bed for 2 people in the bench), a shower room (shower, washbasin), a toilet and two bedrooms (1 with a double bed and 1 with 2 single beds, comforters and pillows).

Take a walk up our American street and choose one of our 4 vintage mobile homes with an American-style makeover! "Texas" and "Arizona": 2 mobile homes, each accommodating 4/6 people. Equipped with a kitchenette (with fridge, gas stove, microwave, coffee maker, kettle and cooking utensils for 6 people), a large panoramic living room (with table and fold-out bed for 2 people in the bench), a shower room (shower, washbasin), a WC and two bedrooms (1 with a double bed and 1 with 2 single beds, comforters and pillows).

The Notre Dame Chapel was built between 1870 and 1880 on the highest point of the village. This site offers a panoramic view of Bellegarde-en-Marche and its surroundings. A base with crosses in carved stone bearing the shield of the Viscounts of Aubusson is visible in front of the chapel.

In the Middle Ages, Bellegarde was the capital of the Franc-Alleu. This name designates a territory of full ownership, free of any obligation of paying royalties, unlike the fiefdom.

Certain architectural details seem to date the building back to the 13th century (colonnettes, pedestals and capitals). Originally, this chapel was placed under the patronage of Notre-Dame. In 1810, it became a parish church, dedicated to the Assumption of the Virgin. It has been restored several times, notably in the 19th century. In 1861, a 2-storey square tower was erected in front of the bell tower-wall. This protects the oldest bell in the region (14th century). Above the porch, the coat of arms of Felletin reminds us that Abbé Roy-Pierrefitte, Curé-Doyen of Bellegarde in 1862, was originally from this town. The wall at the rear of the church overlooking a passageway features a stone engraved with the date 1000. There are two statues and a painting to discover: > Immaculate Conception - painted and gilded wood (late 18th-19th century) >St-Jean-Baptiste (18th century)

Picnic area behind the Vallée Gourmande, overlooking the Tardes valley. Next to the village hall. Behind the town hall.

The public weighbridge is an architectural structure. In the Creuse region, it is usually located in the center of a village, or near a church or market place. It was used to determine the weight of any road vehicle or animals such as pigs or cows, or hay and straw etc., and then sell them at a price based on their weight. The Creuse region has kept a number of these, sometimes even in working order. This one is in very good condition.

Inside St-Martial church, a 17th-century Vierge de Pitié (Virgin of Pity) draws attention for its originality. The group is enhanced by a violet-painted base. The Virgin sits on a simple, undecorated bench. She is dressed in a gilded gown with lace-embroidered collar and a mantle, which doubles as a veil and is pleated at the knees. The Virgin wears a headdress with a scalloped veil adorned with lace. This is a rare example of the Mother of Christ wearing a popular garment, as the headdress is from Auvergne. Her half-open mouth testifies to her pain and affliction. The workmanship of Christ is more clumsy: he lies on his Mother?s lap, his head turned to the left. His chestnut hair is crowned with a green twist, planted with thorns and rendered with iron nails. His left arm is stretched along his body.

The Eucharistic cupboard was probably commissioned by the Curé de la Chaussade, Matthieu Bourdet, in 1661, as evidenced by the initials MB.C and the date painted in ochre on the bottom left of the right-hand side panel. The author remains unknown. This trapezoidal tabernacle features painted representations: St. John on the right and the Virgin Mary on the left. Christ is depicted on the door. A set of 5 statuettes were restored in 2007: they appear to be the remains of a vanished tabernacle. They feature 2 angels missing an arm, St. Laurent, a St. Bishop and a Virgin and Child. A bust of Christ and a bust of the Virgin in painted and gilded wood are also said to come from this piece. The bust of Christ is believed to be a reliquary bust. These 2 items were restored in 1992.

Despite being destroyed several times, the building has kept its original Limousin Romanesque form. Dedicated to St Oradoux, it features sculpted capitals with realistic scenes, sometimes quite crude. Note that it is fairly richly furnished (an 18th-century altarpiece including an altar, statue-reliquaries, a tabernacle and so on).

After destruction due to invasions, and fires caused by lightning, the 11th-century church was restored in the 15th and 17th centuries, without altering its original form, in the Limousin Romanesque style. In the shape of a simple Latin cross, with a rectangular choir, straight cross-braces and without an adventitious chapel. Dedicated to St Oradoux, it features sculpted capitals with realistic scenes, sometimes quite crude. Rather rich furniture (an altarpiece from the 18th century including an altar, reliquary statues, a tabernacle...) feature in the recently restored interior. 2019 start phase of the exterior restoration (bell tower)

Playground and picnic area behind the town hall with public WC and drinking water point.

La Vallée Gourmande is a friendly restaurant with a superb view over the Tardes Valley.

Grignotes et Papotes in the village! Fast food from Tuesday to Saturday lunchtime (sandwiches, plat du jour, tartines, etc.) Delicatessen and cheese platters Thursday to Saturday evenings Formulas change according to the month and season....

Friends First is above all a state of mind. Convivial conviviality in an open air restaurant-tavern. In the shelter, under the straw huts, by the beach, you will taste regional or exotic cuisine, according to your taste.

Chez la Marcelle, you'll feel right at home. Magalie and Laurette concoct a menu with the finest produce in their resto-snack-bar. Your grandmother's sauces, yoghurts and homemade desserts will delight your taste buds! Theme evenings: musical, culinary, karaoke... Tête de veau every third Tuesday of the month. RATES - menu 16? OPENING - monday to Friday 10am to 3pm - friday evening once a month

Fast food and seasonal entertainment by the association Marie ch@ux les coeuRs. THE SITE, REFRESHMENT AREA AND FISHING AREA ARE OPEN EVERY DAY FROM JUNE 29 TO AUGUST 31, 2024: Monday to Saturday, 10am to 10pm Sunday 10am to 9pm

2 rooms 2 atmospheres 1 news room - 1 retro room

Couscous - Panini - Kebap - Burger

Snack restaurant and sharing slates Bar and beer cellar Coffee and hot drinks Signature cocktails and mocktails Continuous service from opening to closing On-site and takeaway Afterworks and themed evenings - Gift store All with a "90s" decor and atmosphere!

The Planet 90 team welcomes you... Snacking & Boards to share at any time On site or to take away - Bar & Beer cellar - Cocktails & Mocktails - Hot and iced drinks - Gift store - Afterwork & Theme evenings: Quiz, karaoke, sports broadcasts... Come and get your dose of 90's vibes!!! Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health, consume in moderation. For sale and consumption by adults only.

Sophisticated, gourmet cuisine in a warm setting, delighting the palate with surprising, inventive recipes, and a cellar with an eclectic selection of small beverages. Prepared dishes to take away and catering service for various events

Welcome to the Gîte de l'horloge! The 6-person gîte with its 3 spacious bedrooms is the ideal place for a peaceful stay. A fully-equipped kitchen, a living room and two bathrooms are available to offer you a stay with the best conditions. A large garden (not adjoining) is available to help you recharge your batteries. All essential shops are less than 5 minutes' walk away. We look forward to meeting you.

Rental of 3 themed caravans (Carazen, Cararetro and Caradjango) in the commune of Saint Silvain Bellegarde. We are also a table d'hôte, with meals prepared using local produce, often from our own garden. Carazen: sedentary caravan with all modern conveniences, electric heating, sleeps 2 (or 4 if the lounge area is converted into a double bed). caradjango: sleeps 6 cararetro : sleeps 4 The caravans feature a kitchenette (hotplates, sink and utensils), a bathroom with shower and a dry toilet attached to the caravan.

Renovated mill next to the river "Tardes". The mill is situated in the middle of nature and the forests of the Creuse. The house consists of a kitchen open to the living room, 2 bedrooms and a bathroom. Outside, you can enjoy the salt water swimming pool, the garden and the terrace next to the river. For children, the river is a great place to play and explore. The house is located next to a hiking trail but also many activities on and off the property.

Along a beach lined with large oak trees, the La Naute campsite offers relaxation, conviviality and all the pleasures of the water on a magnificent, lively site during the summer season... Entertainment for children and teenagers (circus, theater, music...) and shows 2 times a week. Good restaurant, family atmosphere. Several signposted hiking trails starting from the campsite.

Set in a large, wooded, enclosed park, you'll find this magnificent stone country residence. Entirely renovated, this spacious and warm 150m² house will operate with its charm to welcome you for a stay with family or friends. The surrounding countryside is green and wooded, where nature's bounty will satisfy your desire for natural, authentic spaces. Linen can be rented on request, with additional cleaning charges. The accommodation This authentic stone country house is fully renovated and equipped to welcome you. It comprises a large living room with fireplace, a spacious kitchen (I was a chef), 5 bedrooms, a bathroom and 2 separate toilets. A spacious house that can accommodate up to 10 people!

Fully renovated house, 3bedrooms, 6 persons, near Aubusson Entirely renovated house with a garden, located in a small village, near a pond called "L'étang de la Naute" and only 1,5 km from the village of Champagnat where you can find a bakery, a post office and a pub. The closest city, Aubusson, is not very far either (20 minutes ride). Main floor : fully equiped kitchen, dining room, living room, and a bathroom with it's own toilets. First floor : 3 bedrooms, (two of them have a double bed and the other one has 2 individual beds.), a bathroom with toilets and a walk-in shower. The beds will be made when you arrive. Household linen and bathroom towels are provided. Baby equipment can be provided as well free of charge (folding crib, high chair and a changing mat). Private parking + garage. Fees 2018 (open june 1st to october 30): low season : 380€ for a week high season : 420€ for

Holiday park lodge with chalets close to a small lake for fishing. Kitchen, 1 bed 55 " and 3 beds 35", TV, shower room and WC. Electric heating. Privated terrace with garden furniture. Shared washing machine. The best : restaurant at may to september. Pond for swimming.

Gîte d'étape et de séjour. Overnight accommodation with a mobile home accessible for disabled people. Catering available on site. Self-service bicycle garage and workshop, bike rental, trailer and child seat... Designed for cyclists and hikers, the gîte can also be used as a family stopover on the way to your vacation destination or to discover the surrounding area. Riders, bikers and quad riders will also find the services they need. On the route of the Tour de la Creuse à Vélo and the Vagabonde (V87), close to the major mountain bike and many local hiking and biking trails (Boucles vélo-famille, 3 circuits FFCT GR46, GRP and local loops...) Close to Etang de la Naute (2km) and Etang de chaux (6km), where you can swim, restaurant, café, shows and entertainment.

Les Vergnes is an old village dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries, and has been completely renovated using traditional Creuse masonry techniques. Thanks to the use of granite stone, you'll find an incredible charm, nestled in a green and peaceful setting. We offer two self-catering cottages, set in an estate full of character. This former 18th-century barn has been completely renovated and converted into 2 identical, adjoining gîtes, each measuring 100 m². Each has its own entrance and 2 separate terraces. They allow you to enjoy your stay in complete peace and quiet.

Les Vergnes is an old village dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries, and has been completely renovated using traditional Creuse masonry techniques. Thanks to the use of granite stone, you'll find an extraordinary charm, nestled in a green and peaceful setting. This former dovecote has been tastefully restored to create a truly original setting. An unusual habitat, it's an ideal invitation for lovers or simply for a change of scenery. Comprising 3 levels: bedroom (160 cm bed), bathroom and kitchenette. Terrace overlooking the pond.