Walks & hikes

Set off on an adventure to the most beautiful corners of France!

The most beautiful destinations for your walks and hikes

At Slow Village, each destination plunges you into the heart of a varied landscape, perfect for walking, cycling or simply strolling. Here's a roundup of places to explore.

  • Cévennes and Gard
  • From Anduze, set off on foot to explore the Natura 2000 nature trails. Gorges, valleys and forests offer breathtaking panoramas.
  • In La Roque-sur-Cèze, discover the famous Sautadet waterfalls and the paths that wind between vineyards and picturesque villages.
  •  Southwest: dunes, lakes and medieval villages
  • In Biscarrosse, hike the majestic Dune du Pilat, explore the Landes forest or relax by the lakes.
  • In Périgord Noir, set off on foot or by bike to visit medieval villages such as Domme, Beynac or La Roque-Gageac, while savoring local specialties.
  •  Coastline: beaches, coastal paths and islands
  • In Marennes-Oléron, enjoy direct access to the sea and set off for an iodized stroll along the beaches or in the surrounding oyster marshes.
  • Brittany's GR34, nicknamed the "sentier des douaniers", offers spectacular panoramas between cliffs, wild beaches and fishing ports.
  • In Pornic, on the Côte de Jade, coastal paths invite you to explore coves, beaches and breathtaking viewpoints.
  • Gentle cycling and strolling
  • On the Île de Ré, take to the 100 km of cycle paths that lead you between beaches, salt marshes and typical villages.
  • In Anjou, cycle along the banks of the Loire, past vineyards and majestic châteaux, in a bucolic setting.

Each Slow Village is an invitation to slow down, explore and reconnect with nature. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or a lover of leisurely strolls, your next adventure awaits.

Which destination will you choose?

30 hectares of nature 30 hectares of nature
Lagoon Lagoon
River River
30 minutes from Sarlat 30 minutes from Sarlat
Heritage Heritage
Pets allowed Pets allowed
Swimming pool Swimming pool
River River
Ocean Ocean
 

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