Fun walk “The Unicorn of Coiron”
Come wake the Unicorn through a track set. A back adventurer bag is lent by the Tourist Office to solve the puzzles in the form of games.
Come wake the Unicorn through a track set. A back adventurer bag is lent by the Tourist Office to solve the puzzles in the form of games.
Walking tour n°2 included in the topo guide "Monts de Berg & Massif du Coiron". Loop of 14.5km, medium level Lenght: 4h30
Fun walk for the whole family to discover the village and its secrets. Free download on the website of the Tourist Office "Berg et Coiron" or available at the office. N.B: Only in French, no translation available at the present time.
Walking tour n°14 included in the topo guide "Monts de Berg & Massif du Coiron". Easy level Loop of "Boucle de Serrecourt": 5,5 km, lenght: 2h Loop of "Chemin du Clut": 3,5 km, lenght: 1h30
Fun walk for the whole family to discover the village and its secrets. Free download on the website of the Tourist Office "Berg et Coiron" or available at the office. N.B: Only in French, no translation available at the present time.
Fun walk for the whole family to discover the village and its secrets. Free download on the website of the Tourist Office "Berg et Coiron" or available at the office. N.B: Only in French, no translation available at the present time.
Walking tour n°10 included in the topo guide "Monts de Berg & Massif du Coiron". Loop of 10.5 km, medium level Lenght: 3h35 Route possible with a mountain bike
Fun walk for the whole family to discover the village and its secrets. Free download on the website of the Tourist Office "Berg et Coiron" or available at the office. N.B: Only in French, no translation available at the present time.
Fun walk for the whole family to discover the village and its secrets. Free download on the website of the Tourist Office "Berg et Coiron" or available at the office. N.B: Only in French, no translation available at the present time.
A path along the old canal leads you to the small irrigation canal bridge, an original structure that allowed the canal to span a valley and then to the banks of the Ibie River. This walk is marked with three information panels.