Walk 33 Rocamadour and the mills of the Alzou Gorge Walk 25 South of the Château des Milandes Walk 18 Monpazier and the Château de Biron Walk 17 Beaumont and the Rocher du Corbeau Walk 3 Flaugeac to the Château de Bridoire The charm of the Dordogne also lies in the picturesque medieval towns, châteaux, churches and abbeys that stud the landscape, and these are the focus of many of the walks. Lying in south west France, the Dordogne is a land of great scenic variety, from rolling wooded hills and fertile valleys to barren upland plateaus and limestone cliffs riddled with caves. A route summary table and glossary are also provided. Also included is information on the history, flora and fauna of the region, together with practical pointers such as what to take and when to go, as well as notes on waymarking, accommodation and transport. There are step-by-step descriptions and maps for each route.

They are graded easy or medium there are no long, steep climbs or abrupt descents. All walks are within the capacity of the average walker, and are on well-marked paths or quiet roads. The walks, which range from 6 to 18.5km, take in the region's myriad delights, from spectacular gorges to enchanting chateaux and charming medieval villages. Guidebook to 35 half-day and day walks in France's beautiful Dordogne region, based around Bergerac, Lalinde, Sarlat and Souillac (Lot).

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