Walking in the Dordogne

 
Guidebook describes 30 walking routes in France’s beautiful Dordogne region, based around Sarlat and Bergerac. This comprehensive guidebook includes all the necessary information for planning and getting the best from your walking in the area.
 

Walking in the Dordogne

30 walks in the Périgord Noir (around Sarlat), Périgord Poupre (around Bergerac) including Rocamadour and the Gouffre de Padirac in the Lot
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Paperback - Laminated
Edition
First
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ISBN_13
9781852844158
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£12.00

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Seasons
May and June, September and October are probably best for walking. Accommodation is full and expensive in the summer, closed in the winter.
Centres
Sarlat and Souillac in the Perigord Noir, Bergerac in the Perigord Poupre.
Difficulty
Straightforward half- and full-day walks, with grades from easy to strenuous (for the Dordogne, that is).
Must See
The gentle river Dordogne, ancient towns and villages, chateaux, the food and wine, flowers early in the year, the grape harvest in the Autumn.
 
 

The Dordogne region in southwest France conjures up a vision of England as it used to be 50 years ago - a green rural paradise of quiet little villages nestling in shallow valleys. It offers the walker a beautiful environment in which to walk, surrounded by delightful pastoral countryside, sweeping fields of crops and walnut orchards plus dramatic vistas from cliff tops.

The 30 routes, split between the regions of Sarlat and Bergerac, move through this countryside, taking you along valley bottoms and into woodlands and leave plenty of time for exploring the historic sites or just sitting in the delightful surroundings of a village café. Illustrated with the author's own colour photographs and sketch maps, this is a comprehensive guide to exploring the region on foot.

 
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