Hikes to do starting from Le Veurdre
Nestled between hedged farmland, the banks of the Allier River, and rural heritage sites, Le Veurdre offers several hiking trails accessible to all.
Starting from the village center, these walks allow you to discover the rich natural and historical heritage of northern Allier, in a protected environment.
Book your hotel in Le Veurdre to explore the landscapes of the Allier!
This trail immerses you in the region's river history. The route crosses farm tracks, small roads, and open landscapes before reaching the banks of the Allier River.
You will pass through the hamlets of Fondelant, Grand Vernais, and Embraud.
This loop offers beautiful views of the river and evokes the past of the boatmen who once brought life to these banks.
Start: Place de la Bourbonnaise
Distance: 13 km
Duration: 3h15
Difficulty: Easy
This longer trail is ideal for nature lovers. It crosses the countryside, runs alongside the Beauregard pond, and offers opportunities to observe the storks that nest near the Allier River.
The route also leads to the hamlet of Mindot and offers sweeping views of the Bourbonnais landscape. A beautiful immersion in meadows, forest paths, and local heritage.
Start: Place du Champ de Foire
Distance: 17 km (12.5 km variant)
Duration: 4h15
Difficulty: Easy
Perfect for a shorter outing, this trail combines nature and heritage. It passes by the Château de Mésangy and offers a view of the village of Riousse.
The route partially follows the Way of St. James (Camino de Santiago) and crosses small woods before returning to the village.
Starting point: Place du Champ de Foire (Fairground Square)
Distance: 9 km
Duration: 2 hours 15 minutes
Difficulty: Easy
After your hike, head to the restaurant at the Hôtel Le Pont Neuf to enjoy authentic local cuisine!
Starting from the village center, these walks allow you to discover the rich natural and historical heritage of northern Allier, in a protected environment.
Book your hotel in Le Veurdre to explore the landscapes of the Allier!
The Allier River Boatmen Trail
This trail immerses you in the region's river history. The route crosses farm tracks, small roads, and open landscapes before reaching the banks of the Allier River.
You will pass through the hamlets of Fondelant, Grand Vernais, and Embraud.
This loop offers beautiful views of the river and evokes the past of the boatmen who once brought life to these banks.
Start: Place de la Bourbonnaise
Distance: 13 km
Duration: 3h15
Difficulty: Easy
Beauregard Storks Trail
This longer trail is ideal for nature lovers. It crosses the countryside, runs alongside the Beauregard pond, and offers opportunities to observe the storks that nest near the Allier River.
The route also leads to the hamlet of Mindot and offers sweeping views of the Bourbonnais landscape. A beautiful immersion in meadows, forest paths, and local heritage.
Start: Place du Champ de Foire
Distance: 17 km (12.5 km variant)
Duration: 4h15
Difficulty: Easy
Partridge Trail
Perfect for a shorter outing, this trail combines nature and heritage. It passes by the Château de Mésangy and offers a view of the village of Riousse.
The route partially follows the Way of St. James (Camino de Santiago) and crosses small woods before returning to the village.
Starting point: Place du Champ de Foire (Fairground Square)
Distance: 9 km
Duration: 2 hours 15 minutes
Difficulty: Easy
After your hike, head to the restaurant at the Hôtel Le Pont Neuf to enjoy authentic local cuisine!