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The Canal du Nivernais is a watershed canal; with 32 locks it goes up 74 m to 260 m above sea level and with 78 locks it goes down 165 m. The highest section leads through 3 tunnels near the municipality of La Collancelle. The Sardy lock staircase is worth seeing; with 16 locks over 3.50 km it goes down quickly.

The remains of this 15th century castle are covered with vegetation, nature trying to reclaim it. For a ruin there is a lot of structural interest in what remains of this castle.

Parts of this castle have existed since the 10th century. Its location in the loop of the Aron probably served as a defensive position. It couldn't be more adventurous: a tunnel leads from the castle to the crypt of the nearby Alluy church!

In the small hamlet of Viémont, the remains of a 15th century castle. Very romantic ruins and a beautiful view of the Frasnay-Reugny church below.

The castle is a hidden place in Burgundy, surrounded by the Canal du Nivernais and the Aron River. Its gardens are labeled "Remarkable Garden".

The Nivernais canal connects the Loire basin and that of the Yonne. The canal is punctuated by four locks and bordered by a cycle path bordered by the forest.

Who is fed up with the endless ups and downs in the Morvan. Attractive flat section on the canal. Topping also okay for racing bikes.

Built in the 13th century, the castle of Dumphlun was first a defensive site, among others during the Hundred Years War. Subsequently, architectural transformations made it a seigneury of Nivernais, then at the end of the Renaissance, a monumental farm was added, transforming the site into an atypical work. The castle is open to visitors every day in summer. More information: https://www.chateaudedumphlun.com/