Montaut: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
The Saint-Vincent Church in Montaut has been restored, is built in the Romanesque style, and was rebuilt in 1870. From the viewpoint at Saint-Vincent Church in Montaut, you can see Faux, Issigeac, and the valleys of the Conne and the Banège.
Those who choose Montaut as a holiday destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment there.
Nature
The Type II ZNIEFF “Plateau céréalier d’Issigeac” covers 66.7 % of the area of the municipality of Montaut. Along the Boucle de Marsalou lies a very open landscape with limestone hills known as Calcadoùs.
The endangered dyer's broom (Genêt des teinturiers) occurs in the natural region of Issigeacois. The Issigeacois area provides a habitat for the Montagu’s harrier, the short-toed lark, the long-eared owl, the Bonelli’s warbler, and the melodious warbler.
Things to do
The Boucle de Marsalou is a 14.8 km circular route starting in Montaut. As a hiking trail, it is very easy, with a walking time of around five hours and a total elevation gain of 97 metres. The route is suitable for both cycling and horse riding. By mountain bike, it can be completed in around 2 hours and 5 minutes; it is classified as very easy.
The Boucle de Marsalou passes through very hilly terrain, with landscapes and colours that change over the course of the year.
To the higher-level travel overview: Dordogne.
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