The Dordogne- from villages to dams
The trail requires 15 days of walking for families and 5 to 6 days for those more sporty to discover the Château de Val, Bort Organs, Spontour, Argentat, the Black Rock Viaduct, the site of St Nazaire,...
The trail requires 15 days of walking for families and 5 to 6 days for those more sporty to discover the Château de Val, Bort Organs, Spontour, Argentat, the Black Rock Viaduct, the site of St Nazaire, Belvedere Gratte-Bruyère and the dams in the Dordogne valley.
The Dordogne basin was classified by UNESCO in 2012 as a "World Biosphere Reserve".
Signposting: yellow and white (shown in both directions).

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It is recommended to wear good walking shoes and to provide protective clothing against rain, sun or cold.
Don't forget to bring a backpack with a small first aid kit, mobile phone, map, water and food.
Stay vigilant near roads.
European emergency number: 112
For people with hearing or speech difficulties: 114 per SMS
Before you leave:
Find out about the weather in particular to make sure there are no thunderstorms. Bring an IGN map, compass or GPS, topo-guide, etc... Don't leave empty-handed! Inform a friend or family member of your objective and contact him or her again in the event of a change: departure and return times, number of participants with the telephone number of each, vehicle(s), parking Avoid going alone, use equipment that is consistent with the practice of the activity.ACCESS TO ARGENTAT
From Limoges: SNCF train to Tulle (via Brive-la-Gaillarde) then regular line bus 7 to Argentat From Tulle: regular line bus 7 to Argentat From Brive-la-Gaillarde: regular line bus 1 From Clermont-Ferrand: SNCF bus to Ussel then train from Ussel to Tulle, to finish by bus from Tulle to Argentat by regular line 1In Argentat: Koening Square.
Corrèze TourismePhone : + 33 (0)5 55 29 98 78
Email : contact@tourismecorreze.com
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