The entire Énéa Valley within the municipality of Sainte-Nathalène has been designated a protected landscape area since 1974. The Chemin des Meuniers runs through this valley: it leads from mill to mill and across limestone slopes.
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Nature and trails
The family version of the Chemin des Meuniers is designed as a self-guided treasure hunt.
Part of the limestone slopes of Sainte-Nathalène, where holm oaks grow, is protected as a Natura 2000 site.
The Sainte-Nathalène hiking trail passes through valleys and terraces and offers sweeping views towards the hills of Sarlat.
Culture and history
The Manoir de la Tour is a manor house dating from the 15th century and covered with slate slabs. It is partially protected as a historic monument; its façades and roofs were placed under protection by a decree of 27 May 1952.
The Sainte-Nathalène church dates from the 15th to the 16th century and has a bell gable.
Along the paths through the countryside are stone huts typical of the Périgord, known as bories or cabanes, which formerly served as shelters for shepherds.
Mills and rural heritage
The privately owned Moulin de la Tour is located on the Énéa stream and dates from the 16th century.
The grain mill at the Moulin de la Tour produced wheat, maize and rye flour and ceased operations in 1994.
From 1988 onwards, the oil mill at the Moulin de la Tour initially produced walnut oil and subsequently hazelnut oil.
Further destinations: Antonne-Et-Trigonant, Saint-Pardoux-La-Rivière, La Gonterie-Boulouneix, Saint-Germain-Du-Salembre, Bézenac, Lanquais, Chassaignes, Allemans
