The Boucle du bourg is an easy, 2.5 km circular hiking trail in the centre of Nadaillac and passes by the Fontaine de la Belle. This is the only spring or well in the municipality of Nadaillac.
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Culture
The centre of Nadaillac is built around a fortified Romanesque church dating from the late 11th century. The coat of arms of Richard the Lionheart can be seen on the lintel of a house on Rue Noire. The washhouse in Nadaillac is also part of the local history; it dates from 1927.
The hamlet of La Raymondie lies along the Boucle de la Forêt circular hiking trail and features a small heritage site with gate pillars, crosses and lintels. At La Chambroisie, between La Raymondie and La Forêt, the remains of the Sainte Marie Madeleine de Chambrazès chapel have been preserved. The Pierre des Trois Evêques is a symbolic stone at the intersection of three municipalities, three departments and two regions.
Nature
The Boucle de la Forêt offers 360-degree views over the fields and landscape of Nadaillac. At the same time, it passes through the limestone oak forests of Nadaillac, which form an extension of the Causse du Quercy. The Boucle du Moulin makes it possible to discover the forests of the Causse du Quercy.
The municipal pond La Vigole was restored in 2014 and is now a popular attraction for many visitors. It is considered an ecosystem of the Causses with remarkable flora and fauna.
Local area
The Groupement des Producteurs de Truffes du Sarladais Nord is committed to developing truffle cultivation and promoting the Périgord truffle.
There is also the Boucle des Salles, a 6.5 km circular hiking trail starting in Nadaillac.
Other places: Saint-Amand-De-Vert, Mauzens-Et-Miremont, Saint-Martial-D'artenset, La Dornac, Sarliac-sur-l'Isle, Saint-Avit-Rivière, Clermont-D'excideuil, Négrondes.
