Local supermarkets and Where to find them
There are several supermarkets in the area, Piegut, St Mathieu, Cussac and Nontron.
Piegut is a medium sized intermarche with a petrol station which also supplies gas canisters.
St Mathieu is a Casino supermarket again medium in size
Cussac is intermarche medium sized with a fueling station which is often competitively priced, located next to a Brico (DIY) and opposite a garden centre.
Nontron is the furthest away, however, there is a big Lidl which has a fresh bakery and baguettes at 40c, intermarche and Super U are located within 2 mins of each other. There is a fueling station there.
Lidl does not close for lunch which is handy to know!
Super U et drive
Avenue Jules FerryThe largest supermarket in the area, lots of selection on offer.
Casino supermarché
20 Rue de RochechouartMost local to me and has everything you need for daily shopping
A short drive away and has a petrol station. Piegut also has a market on Wednesdays mornings
Intermarché CONTACT Piégut-Pluviers et Drive
Rue de la LibérationA short drive away and has a petrol station. Piegut also has a market on Wednesdays mornings
roughly 11km away, good choice of goods
remember all chains are independently owned so stock does vary
Intermarché SUPER Cussac et Drive
32 Rue de Saint-Mathieuroughly 11km away, good choice of goods
remember all chains are independently owned so stock does vary
They have great Fresh bread at 35c a Baggett! fruit, veg, meat, cheeses, frozen food are good and ideal for most of your shop but you might find yourself visiting the other supermarkets in the area.
Lidl
Route de PiégutThey have great Fresh bread at 35c a Baggett! fruit, veg, meat, cheeses, frozen food are good and ideal for most of your shop but you might find yourself visiting the other supermarkets in the area.
Places to vist
There are several places to see if visiting, and exploring depending on what type of holiday you would like!
This is a haunting place, one that makes you think and appreciate. This is a village that was hit by the SS German soldiers in WWII by mistake. The village has been left entirely as it was as a remembrance of the horror of war.
This is about 45 min drive from me
THIS IS A MUST SEE
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Oradour-sur-Glane
This is a haunting place, one that makes you think and appreciate. This is a village that was hit by the SS German soldiers in WWII by mistake. The village has been left entirely as it was as a remembrance of the horror of war.
This is about 45 min drive from me
THIS IS A MUST SEE
A very picturesque village, there is plenty to do here, cafes, restaurants, shops, historic sites (Brantome Abby)and caves ( Grottes de Abbaye de Brantome).
There is also a canoe centre there, best to phone and book in advance
1. Brantome canoe 0033 553 057724
2. Allo canoes Brantome 0033 612 362670
There are also gardens - Les Jardins Tranquilles
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Brantôme
A very picturesque village, there is plenty to do here, cafes, restaurants, shops, historic sites (Brantome Abby)and caves ( Grottes de Abbaye de Brantome).
There is also a canoe centre there, best to phone and book in advance
1. Brantome canoe 0033 553 057724
2. Allo canoes Brantome 0033 612 362670
There are also gardens - Les Jardins Tranquilles
Medieval village and officially classified as one of the most beautiful villages in France. The river Cole runs along one edge of the river where you can admire this over a little humpback bridge.
you can not access this village by car and have to walk into the village. In May they have a flower festival which is famous world wide.
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Saint-Jean-de-Côle
Medieval village and officially classified as one of the most beautiful villages in France. The river Cole runs along one edge of the river where you can admire this over a little humpback bridge.
you can not access this village by car and have to walk into the village. In May they have a flower festival which is famous world wide.
The picturesque village of Bourdeilles sits peacefully on the Dronne River in the northern part of the Dordogne department near Brantome.
The Chateau de Bourdeilles dominates the village and is the center of a visit. In fact the 'chateau de Bourdeilles' consists of two distinct castles - an older castle, and then a larger more recent renaissance castle.
The older fortress section, dating from the 13th century, is the part containing the the impressive octagonal keep that dominates the skyline of the town, while the adjoining newer 16th century chateau is an altogether more refined building, with rich furnishings throughout.
There is an open square in front of the castle where you can find a couple of cafes and the Bourdeilles tourist office. From here there is also a pretty street running up from the castle entrance to the church, again with carefully maintained gardens lining the path.
You can stroll a little way along the banks of the river Dronne in a pleasant setting lined with gardens and trees. The river is also crossed by an ancient stone bridge which overlooks a mill and there is an ancient village washhouse.
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Bourdeilles
The picturesque village of Bourdeilles sits peacefully on the Dronne River in the northern part of the Dordogne department near Brantome.
The Chateau de Bourdeilles dominates the village and is the center of a visit. In fact the 'chateau de Bourdeilles' consists of two distinct castles - an older castle, and then a larger more recent renaissance castle.
The older fortress section, dating from the 13th century, is the part containing the the impressive octagonal keep that dominates the skyline of the town, while the adjoining newer 16th century chateau is an altogether more refined building, with rich furnishings throughout.
There is an open square in front of the castle where you can find a couple of cafes and the Bourdeilles tourist office. From here there is also a pretty street running up from the castle entrance to the church, again with carefully maintained gardens lining the path.
You can stroll a little way along the banks of the river Dronne in a pleasant setting lined with gardens and trees. The river is also crossed by an ancient stone bridge which overlooks a mill and there is an ancient village washhouse.
Since the 15th century the town has been an important centre for glove production, and even today the town is a major producer and exporter of gloves, although Saint-Junien is now better known as one of the official 'entry towns' to the Perigord-Limousin Regional Natural Park.
There are a few places of interest in the town, the most important of which is the Collegiale Church of Saint-Junien. The nave and the transept are the oldest part of the church: these date from the 11th century and are built in the roman style. The remainder of the church dates from the 12th and 13th centuries, except for the main belltower which was rebuilt in the early 20th century.
Inside the church a particular feature is the ancient fresco that you can see in the nave, and you can also see the tomb of Saint-Junien and a medieval 'mise au tombeau' sculpture in the Saint-Martial Chapel.
With a simplicity that makes a dramatic contrast to the collegial church, there is a lovely little chapel on the banks of the river at the end of the Bridge of Notre-Dame, and another historic chapel can be seen in the grounds of the town cemetery.
The 12th century Bridge of Sainte-Elisabeth in Saint-Junien is also interesting, and is a narrow bridge (pedestrian access only) with three stone arches in the gothic style that once formed part of an important trade route between Limoges and Saintes.
The walk along the Glane riverside is one of the highlights of your visit to Saint-Junien - a pleasure that can be extended by following one of the trails that depart from here and cross the surrounding countryside.
In the mid 19th century the well known painter Jean-Baptiste Corot often came to a site here on the banks of the Glane river to do his painting. The location is now popular with visitors both because of its association with the artist and because it is in a scenic setting in part of a designated Zone of Natural Interest (for its wildlife).
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Saint-Junien
Since the 15th century the town has been an important centre for glove production, and even today the town is a major producer and exporter of gloves, although Saint-Junien is now better known as one of the official 'entry towns' to the Perigord-Limousin Regional Natural Park.
There are a few places of interest in the town, the most important of which is the Collegiale Church of Saint-Junien. The nave and the transept are the oldest part of the church: these date from the 11th century and are built in the roman style. The remainder of the church dates from the 12th and 13th centuries, except for the main belltower which was rebuilt in the early 20th century.
Inside the church a particular feature is the ancient fresco that you can see in the nave, and you can also see the tomb of Saint-Junien and a medieval 'mise au tombeau' sculpture in the Saint-Martial Chapel.
With a simplicity that makes a dramatic contrast to the collegial church, there is a lovely little chapel on the banks of the river at the end of the Bridge of Notre-Dame, and another historic chapel can be seen in the grounds of the town cemetery.
The 12th century Bridge of Sainte-Elisabeth in Saint-Junien is also interesting, and is a narrow bridge (pedestrian access only) with three stone arches in the gothic style that once formed part of an important trade route between Limoges and Saintes.
The walk along the Glane riverside is one of the highlights of your visit to Saint-Junien - a pleasure that can be extended by following one of the trails that depart from here and cross the surrounding countryside.
In the mid 19th century the well known painter Jean-Baptiste Corot often came to a site here on the banks of the Glane river to do his painting. The location is now popular with visitors both because of its association with the artist and because it is in a scenic setting in part of a designated Zone of Natural Interest (for its wildlife).
The town labels itself as 'the countryside of the meteorite', because 214 million years ago an enormous six billion tonne meteorite smashed into this spot - probably one of the largest meteorites ever to hit the earth - although little evidence now remains of this catastrophic event.
Assuming that you are not concerned about 'lightning striking the same place twice' and you visit Rochechouart today you will find a pretty walled town, and an attractive castle.
The Chateau de Rochechouart dates its origins to the 13th century, but was much modified in later centuries to create a more comfortable living environment. Subsequently taken over by the local council, the Chateau is now home to the interesting Museum of Modern Art, both indoors and in the surrounding gardens. An unexpected highlight of the town, the museum has a large collection of modern art and installations and also has frequent temporary exhibitions.
One other interesting edifice in Rochechouart is the Church Saint-Sauveur. This roman style church dates from the 11th century although the clocktower was not added until the 15th century. Of particular interest is the spire, added later still (in the 18th century) and with a twisting octagonal design that is very unusual (if you are an enthusiast of twisting spires, you can also see a similar design at St Come d'Olt in the Aveyron department).
Note that the name of the town is not due to the meteorite (roche is French for rock), but after the rock on which it is built.
24 km away
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Rochechouart
The town labels itself as 'the countryside of the meteorite', because 214 million years ago an enormous six billion tonne meteorite smashed into this spot - probably one of the largest meteorites ever to hit the earth - although little evidence now remains of this catastrophic event.
Assuming that you are not concerned about 'lightning striking the same place twice' and you visit Rochechouart today you will find a pretty walled town, and an attractive castle.
The Chateau de Rochechouart dates its origins to the 13th century, but was much modified in later centuries to create a more comfortable living environment. Subsequently taken over by the local council, the Chateau is now home to the interesting Museum of Modern Art, both indoors and in the surrounding gardens. An unexpected highlight of the town, the museum has a large collection of modern art and installations and also has frequent temporary exhibitions.
One other interesting edifice in Rochechouart is the Church Saint-Sauveur. This roman style church dates from the 11th century although the clocktower was not added until the 15th century. Of particular interest is the spire, added later still (in the 18th century) and with a twisting octagonal design that is very unusual (if you are an enthusiast of twisting spires, you can also see a similar design at St Come d'Olt in the Aveyron department).
Note that the name of the town is not due to the meteorite (roche is French for rock), but after the rock on which it is built.
24 km away
Explore the Jardin de Liliane
You enter the Jardin de Liliane at the top of a gentle hill and can see the garden spreading out in front of you. A lovely verdant vision with the many shades of green punctuated by flowers of roses, day lillies, geraniums, phlox and many more favourites as well as an interesting selection of unusual plants.
This garden is far from the traditional French garden style with its clipped box parterres and formal planting. Here big old trees line both edges of the garden and in the shade beneath grow large viburnums whose white panicules light up the deeper shade. There are also snakes-bark maple, acers and many interesting varieties of shrubs and trees.
Closer to the sweeping lawns are plants chosen for their interesting foliage, hostas, ferns, geraniums and grasses. And amongst these many roses and herbacious perennials ensuring there is a succession of flowers to add colour to the garden.
Liliane, herself, is very knowledgable about the plants and shrubs in the garden and, if you speak French, she can point out the unusual varieties.
The garden has developed over the last 30 or so years and incredibly is now gardened only by Liliane. Admittedly it does have a slightly wild quality rather than an incredibly manicured finish but that adds to its charm. Especially when, as Liliane describes many plants arrive by accident - seeded by the wind or birds, providing interesting plant combinations.
Visits to the Jardin de Liliane
The garden is open during July and August in the afternoons from 14.30 to 18.00 and Sunday afternoon is September from 14.30 to 18.00.
Visits cost 6 euros and are free to under 16s.
The adress is: Le Jardin de Liliane, Le Chateau des Bermondet, 87310 St Laurent sur Gorre.
Saint-Laurent-sur-Gorre
Explore the Jardin de Liliane
You enter the Jardin de Liliane at the top of a gentle hill and can see the garden spreading out in front of you. A lovely verdant vision with the many shades of green punctuated by flowers of roses, day lillies, geraniums, phlox and many more favourites as well as an interesting selection of unusual plants.
This garden is far from the traditional French garden style with its clipped box parterres and formal planting. Here big old trees line both edges of the garden and in the shade beneath grow large viburnums whose white panicules light up the deeper shade. There are also snakes-bark maple, acers and many interesting varieties of shrubs and trees.
Closer to the sweeping lawns are plants chosen for their interesting foliage, hostas, ferns, geraniums and grasses. And amongst these many roses and herbacious perennials ensuring there is a succession of flowers to add colour to the garden.
Liliane, herself, is very knowledgable about the plants and shrubs in the garden and, if you speak French, she can point out the unusual varieties.
The garden has developed over the last 30 or so years and incredibly is now gardened only by Liliane. Admittedly it does have a slightly wild quality rather than an incredibly manicured finish but that adds to its charm. Especially when, as Liliane describes many plants arrive by accident - seeded by the wind or birds, providing interesting plant combinations.
Visits to the Jardin de Liliane
The garden is open during July and August in the afternoons from 14.30 to 18.00 and Sunday afternoon is September from 14.30 to 18.00.
Visits cost 6 euros and are free to under 16s.
The adress is: Le Jardin de Liliane, Le Chateau des Bermondet, 87310 St Laurent sur Gorre.
Markets
Market days
Tuesday is the main market
Friday is a smaller market
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Brantôme
Market days
Tuesday is the main market
Friday is a smaller market
Nontron
Nontron's Market days is Saturday
Piegut market is every Wednesday. This market is popular and if you prefer to miss the crowd and find parking I would urge you to get there early from 8 am .
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Piégut-Pluviers
Piegut market is every Wednesday. This market is popular and if you prefer to miss the crowd and find parking I would urge you to get there early from 8 am .
There are several market days held on Thurs, Friday, Saturday and Sunday all held at marche couvert 7am till 1pm
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Saint-Junien
There are several market days held on Thurs, Friday, Saturday and Sunday all held at marche couvert 7am till 1pm
Oradour-sur-Vayres
Market day is Thursday morning
market days are Tuesday, Friday and Saturday mornings
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Rochechouart
market days are Tuesday, Friday and Saturday mornings
Pl H Vienne/Carmes/des Blancs = Tue, Wed, Thurs, Fri and Saturday
there are several more locations please see link below
http://www.marketsinfrance.com/french-market-day/87-market-day-haute-vienne.php
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Limoges
Pl H Vienne/Carmes/des Blancs = Tue, Wed, Thurs, Fri and Saturday
there are several more locations please see link below
http://www.marketsinfrance.com/french-market-day/87-market-day-haute-vienne.php
The Honey Trail
Is part of the Honey Trail map can be downloaded via the link
http://cdn1_2.reseaudespetitescommunes.fr/cities/684/documents/7i0xktruszx7coe.pdf
Maisonnais-sur-Tardoire
Is part of the Honey Trail map can be downloaded via the link
http://cdn1_2.reseaudespetitescommunes.fr/cities/684/documents/7i0xktruszx7coe.pdf
Walking routes
Places to go walking
Here are a few links to local walking routes in the area
http://cdn1_2.reseaudespetitescommunes.fr/cities/684/documents/nrueqtnatvnjcwq.pdf
http://cdn1_2.reseaudespetitescommunes.fr/cities/684/documents/ri96tkxa9aueb8g.pdf
Maisonnais-sur-Tardoire
Places to go walking
Here are a few links to local walking routes in the area
http://cdn1_2.reseaudespetitescommunes.fr/cities/684/documents/nrueqtnatvnjcwq.pdf
http://cdn1_2.reseaudespetitescommunes.fr/cities/684/documents/ri96tkxa9aueb8g.pdf
Lakes
Places where you can go walking, swimming or do activities
Known as the La Grande Lac, here you will find tennis courts, water activities such as pedalos and wide open green space, perfect for an active day out or a relaxing evening stroll. Plenty of car parking.
Directions
Les Dognons
87440 Maisonnais-sur-Tardoire, France
Head east on Les Dognons/D699
Continue to follow D699
3.8 km
Turn left onto Rue de Rochechouart/D675
Continue to follow D675
2.3 km
Turn right
190 m
Turn right
80 m
Turn left
240 m
Turn right onto Les Champs
500 m
Turn right to stay on Les Champs
Destination will be on the right
34 m
Camping du Lac
Les Champs, 87440 Saint-Mathieu, France
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Lac de Saint-Mathieu
Known as the La Grande Lac, here you will find tennis courts, water activities such as pedalos and wide open green space, perfect for an active day out or a relaxing evening stroll. Plenty of car parking.
Directions
Les Dognons
87440 Maisonnais-sur-Tardoire, France
Head east on Les Dognons/D699
Continue to follow D699
3.8 km
Turn left onto Rue de Rochechouart/D675
Continue to follow D675
2.3 km
Turn right
190 m
Turn right
80 m
Turn left
240 m
Turn right onto Les Champs
500 m
Turn right to stay on Les Champs
Destination will be on the right
34 m
Camping du Lac
Les Champs, 87440 Saint-Mathieu, France
Vassivière Lake is towards the east of the Haute-Vienne department, north-east of Eymoutiers and on the border with the Creuse department. It falls within the Regional Natural Park of Millevaches en Limousin
A man-made lake covering almost 10 square kilometres and at an altitude of 650 metres, Vassiviere was created in 1950 when a dam was constructed and it is now the largest lake in the Limousin region and one of the largest artificial lakes in France.
The natural environment around the lake attracts many visitors and largely consists of forests and peat bogs, with trails to follow when exploring. There is also a scenic road that passes all the way around the lake.
Note: in 1995 a stage of the Tour de France was a time-trial that followed the 46 kilometre road around the lake.
Exploring Vassivière Lake
It is of course the leisure opportunities and scenery around the lake that are of interest to visitors, and the edges of the lake are now quite a developed tourist facility with holiday villages, ports and several beaches with lifeguard supervision to enjoy. The most important of these is Beaumont-du-Lac.
As well as the beaches, popular activities on Vassiviere include boating, wind-surfing, fishing, canoeing and pedalos among others.
There is also a very well maintained footpath around 30 kilometres of the edges of the lake which is ideal for walking and cycling, and free boat taxis across the water between the centres at Auphelle, l’Ile de Vassivière, Masgrangeas and Broussas to help you explore.
The more active visitor will enjoy the accro-branches (treetop) adventures at the Parc d'Arbre en Arbre at Broussas, golf or perhaps the ski region at Pigerolles if you are visiting during the winter. By contrast, to relax you can also take a mini-cruise around the lake, with a romantic lunch or dinner also possible on the cruiser.
Directions
Les Dognons
87440 Maisonnais-sur-Tardoire, France
Head east on Les Dognons/D699
Continue to follow D699
3 min (3.8 km)
Turn right onto Rue Principale/D675
Continue to follow D675
22 s (150 m)
Follow D699 to Crezeunet/N21 in Séreilhac
22 min (25.1 km)
Follow N21 and D979 to Boulevard Karl Marx/D992 in Eymoutiers
1 h 4 min (65.5 km)
Take D43, D222 and D3A2 to your destination
32 min (24.0 km)
Lac de Vassivière
87120 Beaumont-du-Lac, France
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Lac de Vassivière
D3Vassivière Lake is towards the east of the Haute-Vienne department, north-east of Eymoutiers and on the border with the Creuse department. It falls within the Regional Natural Park of Millevaches en Limousin
A man-made lake covering almost 10 square kilometres and at an altitude of 650 metres, Vassiviere was created in 1950 when a dam was constructed and it is now the largest lake in the Limousin region and one of the largest artificial lakes in France.
The natural environment around the lake attracts many visitors and largely consists of forests and peat bogs, with trails to follow when exploring. There is also a scenic road that passes all the way around the lake.
Note: in 1995 a stage of the Tour de France was a time-trial that followed the 46 kilometre road around the lake.
Exploring Vassivière Lake
It is of course the leisure opportunities and scenery around the lake that are of interest to visitors, and the edges of the lake are now quite a developed tourist facility with holiday villages, ports and several beaches with lifeguard supervision to enjoy. The most important of these is Beaumont-du-Lac.
As well as the beaches, popular activities on Vassiviere include boating, wind-surfing, fishing, canoeing and pedalos among others.
There is also a very well maintained footpath around 30 kilometres of the edges of the lake which is ideal for walking and cycling, and free boat taxis across the water between the centres at Auphelle, l’Ile de Vassivière, Masgrangeas and Broussas to help you explore.
The more active visitor will enjoy the accro-branches (treetop) adventures at the Parc d'Arbre en Arbre at Broussas, golf or perhaps the ski region at Pigerolles if you are visiting during the winter. By contrast, to relax you can also take a mini-cruise around the lake, with a romantic lunch or dinner also possible on the cruiser.
Directions
Les Dognons
87440 Maisonnais-sur-Tardoire, France
Head east on Les Dognons/D699
Continue to follow D699
3 min (3.8 km)
Turn right onto Rue Principale/D675
Continue to follow D675
22 s (150 m)
Follow D699 to Crezeunet/N21 in Séreilhac
22 min (25.1 km)
Follow N21 and D979 to Boulevard Karl Marx/D992 in Eymoutiers
1 h 4 min (65.5 km)
Take D43, D222 and D3A2 to your destination
32 min (24.0 km)
Lac de Vassivière
87120 Beaumont-du-Lac, France
A beautiful large lake with swimming, pedalos, sun loungers, play park and a lovely walk around the lake with highlighted areas of natural habitats and a pully boat to cross the lake which children absolutely love!
There is also several bars, restaurants and cafes.
There is plenty of parking, but the tip is to get there early and secure your spot as this is a very popular lake.
Directions
Les Dognons
87440 Maisonnais-sur-Tardoire, France
Head east on Les Dognons/D699
Continue to follow D699
3.8 km
Turn right onto Rue Principale/D675
Continue to follow D675
150 m
Turn right onto Rue de Nontron/D675 (signs for Nontron/Bussière Badil/Piégut Pluviers/Champniers et Reilhac)
Continue to follow D675
15.6 km
Turn right
800 m
Turn right
1.5 km
Turn right
300 m
Étang de Saint-Estèphe
24360 Saint-Estèphe, France
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Étang de Saint-Estèphe
A beautiful large lake with swimming, pedalos, sun loungers, play park and a lovely walk around the lake with highlighted areas of natural habitats and a pully boat to cross the lake which children absolutely love!
There is also several bars, restaurants and cafes.
There is plenty of parking, but the tip is to get there early and secure your spot as this is a very popular lake.
Directions
Les Dognons
87440 Maisonnais-sur-Tardoire, France
Head east on Les Dognons/D699
Continue to follow D699
3.8 km
Turn right onto Rue Principale/D675
Continue to follow D675
150 m
Turn right onto Rue de Nontron/D675 (signs for Nontron/Bussière Badil/Piégut Pluviers/Champniers et Reilhac)
Continue to follow D675
15.6 km
Turn right
800 m
Turn right
1.5 km
Turn right
300 m
Étang de Saint-Estèphe
24360 Saint-Estèphe, France
A lovely lake to walk around, dog-friendly. I have not seen people swimming in this lake but is popular for fishing
Directions
Les Dognons
87440 Maisonnais-sur-Tardoire, France
Head east on Les Dognons/D699
Continue to follow D699
3.8 km
Turn right onto Rue Principale/D675
Continue to follow D675
150 m
Continue straight onto Rue de Limoges/D699 (signs for Limoges/Cussac)
Continue to follow D699
1.5 km
Turn right onto Le Pêcher/D33
Continue to follow D33
8.5 km
Turn right onto D22
2.1 km
Turn right onto Le Bourg/D64
39 m
Turn right
27 m
La Chapelle-Montbrandeix
87440, France
La Chapelle-Montbrandeix
A lovely lake to walk around, dog-friendly. I have not seen people swimming in this lake but is popular for fishing
Directions
Les Dognons
87440 Maisonnais-sur-Tardoire, France
Head east on Les Dognons/D699
Continue to follow D699
3.8 km
Turn right onto Rue Principale/D675
Continue to follow D675
150 m
Continue straight onto Rue de Limoges/D699 (signs for Limoges/Cussac)
Continue to follow D699
1.5 km
Turn right onto Le Pêcher/D33
Continue to follow D33
8.5 km
Turn right onto D22
2.1 km
Turn right onto Le Bourg/D64
39 m
Turn right
27 m
La Chapelle-Montbrandeix
87440, France