25 walks for the whole family in the Morvan massif and its regional natural park.
Located not far from Paris, on the first foothills of the Massif Central, this granite island rising in the middle of the limestone Burgundy, which conceals a multitude of surprises in its depths, has retained its mountainous character. Covered largely with forests, verdant valleys, rivers, lakes, ponds, and undulating pastures, these landscapes are steeped in history and traditions. Divided between forestry, agriculture, and livestock farming (mainly Charolais cattle), the Morvan is characterized by the dispersion of its habitat. This explains its extensive network of trails. Long neglected by the rich neighboring Burgundy regions where wine is king, living in the Morvan has not always been easy and specific professions have emerged to improve the daily lives of the inhabitants. Today, things have changed and this region has become a superb escape for those who love outdoor activities, gradually transforming the region's economic model.
Its varied landscapes will quickly seduce you. It's up to you to discover all its secret assets for hiking... simply happy!
As a bonus, a QR-Code per walk allows you to download the GPS track for navigation on a smartphone.
