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very good course for a trail

Authentic village, many artisan shops

at the top ideal for a hot day

Wonderful hike, except the beginning, which we extend to work on our cardio. Avoid walking along streams in April. There were lots of butterfly caterpillars that fell on us, over 2 km. Nothing too bad. The decor is worth it. Don't forget at the end of the hike to go to Charroux, a picturesque little village with lots of memories to bring back, it's 12 km away. Good walk

There you will encounter these steep stairs cut into the rock, which will test your endurance and reward you with breathtaking views.

This viewpoint offers an exceptional panorama of the former Saint-Vincent Abbey, a former Benedictine monastery founded in the 6th century by Queen Anne of kyiv. You can admire the remains of the fortified enclosure, the church, the cellars and the grottos which testify to the rich past of this place. You will appreciate the peaceful atmosphere and the beauty of nature as you pass by this historic site.

This charming medieval village is classified among the most beautiful villages in France and has a rich history and heritage. You can discover the candle-making workshop which has been in operation since 1902 and learn about the traditional production of scented candles. You can also visit the Benedictine abbey dating from the 9th century and admire its Romanesque architecture. You can also stroll through the narrow streets and enjoy the picturesque views of the surrounding countryside. Charroux is an ideal destination for a relaxing and cultural hike.

Saint Martin's Church in Jenzat is a Romanesque church, built in the 10th and 11th centuries, famous for its 15th century frescoes which depict scenes from the Passion of Christ, the life of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, and the prayers of the common people after the Black Death. You can admire the colorful and expressive paintings on the walls of the nave, as well as the geometric patterns on the vaults of the apse. The information panel located outside the church allows you to learn more about the history and architecture of the church.