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Picturesque gate on the Chambord estate cycle path

The cycle paths and other forest paths in the national forest around Chambord are ideal for beautiful gravel rides.

The Etang de Montperché is located at the south-eastern exit of the Chambord park, in the national forest of Boulogne. Guests can enjoy views of the water and wildlife, as well as the art installation called the Notch, which is a lookout over the pond created by nature-loving landscapers. You might even be able to spot the Château de la Hardonnière, a hidden gem in the countryside. So, grab your sneakers and head to the Étang de Montperché for a refreshing and enriching adventure!

The entrance to Chambord Park is the main entrance to Chambord Park. This park is part of the Domaine national de Chambord, a UNESCO World Heritage site which covers 5,440 hectares of forests, meadows, ponds and canals. You can also see the impressive Château de Chambord, the largest and most famous Renaissance château in the Loire Valley. The park is open all year round, except January 1, November 27 and December 25.

The Chambord Park Entrance is the main entrance to Chambord Park. This park is part of the Domaine National de Chambord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that covers 5,440 hectares of forests, meadows, ponds and canals. You can also see the impressive Chateau de Chambord, the largest and most famous Renaissance chateau in the Loire Valley. The park is open all year, except on January 1, November 27 and December 25.

The Etang de Montperché is a pond located at the south-east exit of Chambord Park, in the state forest of Boulogne. Aquatic touch in this vast forest, the pond is also known for the work of art that decorates it, the Notch. Belvedere on the water point, it is the result of the work of nature-loving landscapers.

Exit from the park towards the Marie Leczinska alley

Installed on this pond, emblematic figure of the Sologne, the Entaille is a "secret" place of tranquility and observation, at the meeting of the shore and the pond, to enjoy a single look of the perspective and of this remarkable landscape. Before accessing the platform and the expanse of water, the observer passes between two massive walls made of bremaille, which confine him to an alcove absorbing the rustles of nature and framing the view. A singular and artistic object that fits into the natural environment.