• Loubressac - One of France’s most beautiful villages, Loubressac overlooks the Dordogne valley. It has preserved the charm of traditional villages, with its stone houses covered in tiles. Two of the medieval village’s gates remain intact, and great care is given to the flowering that further enhances the alleys of Loubressac.

• Autoire - From the cliff, there will be a sweeping view of the village of Autoire, nestled in a remote Jurassic setting. The descent will follow the cliff to see the English castle, and from above, the superb waterfall at the end of the limestone circus will be visible.

• Chateau des anglais - This is a roca, in other words a castle built along the cliff, as many were found in the Middle Ages in Quercy and Perigord. It was used during the Hundred Years War, though texts speak of it well before that date.

• Guided tour of Loubressac village

• Lunch
• Hiking equipment, clothing to protect from rain or sun

This is one of the most stunning walks in the Dordogne Valley, offering a blend of cultural and natural heritage exploration. The guided tour of Loubressac village provides insights into local history, enhancing your experience of the Dordogne Valley. Suitable for adults and children over 10 years old, this walk allows you to appreciate the breathtaking views of untouched nature and heritage sites like dolmens or gariottes, which are integral to the identity of Causses du Quercy. A 10 km loop requires mandatory walking shoes, with rain or sun protection recommended.

• Not recommended for children under 10 years

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.