This circuit from the Maison du Parc will introduce you to the Brenne countryside, in particular the hillocks which punctuate the landscape and influence the local architecture. On one of these mounds, the Château of Le Bouchet overlooks Brenne and its lakes.

This tour is a hymn to Brenne. It crosses emblematic landscapes composed of ponds, natural meadows, moors and wet woods. The Blizon lake and the lakes in the Foucault-Massé Reserve are ideal places to observe numerous waterbirds.

This walk plunges you into the heart of the Brenne countryside. Emblematic lakes such as Gabrière, Miclos and Montmélier punctuate this route, which is sure to please wildlife lovers and also passes along the edge of the National Nature Reserve.

The tour of the Vieux lake offers a lakeside setting bordered by oaks and their undergrowth and beautiful meadows. These very special environments are conducive to exceptional biodiversity. The reedbed is home to the Eurasian bittern and numerous butterflies accompany the walk.

Passing a dozen lakes including Bois Martin (one of the oldest in Brenne), this circuit offers a closer look at the best of Grande Brenne. A succession of small and large lakes form a unique, unspoilt landscape shaped by man that will delight nature lovers.

Bellebouche lake is one of the oldest, largest and most beautiful lakes in Brenne. It is surrounded by moors, meadows, woods and hillocks to be discovered along the way. The local ornithological diverstiy can also be appreciated from observation huts.

This walk reveals the full diversity of the Brenne landscape, reflected in a wide range of colours from the green of the Lancosme forest, the largest in Brenne, to the red, brown, yellow and pink of the flower meadows dotted with hillocks and lakes.

This family walk around the lake offers a variety of landscapes including the lake, pine forest, meadow and one of the most beautiful reed beds in Brenne. Perfect for combining leisure and wildlife!

This short circuit is ideal for families and follows part of the route in the park of the Château of Azay-le-Ferron. It offers a moment of relaxation in the unique setting of the park, which is listed as a remarkable garden. It can be combined with a visit to the château.

This route follows the Chézeaux valley, composed of wet meadows that offer freshness in summer, dry and sunny limestone hills and wooded areas with dense vegetation. The Lily martagon, a mountain plant, blooms here in June.

In the past, vines were an important part of the economic activity in Thenay. Plunge into the past and take this short tour through the history of one of the most important vineyards in the region. Magnificent views of Saint-Gaultier.

The Creuse runs between the upper and lower halves of the town of Le Blanc. This itinerary invites you to discover the old railway line, now a Green Lane, which runs from the station to the Château of Naillac via the two viaducts overlooking the city.