Junhac: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
Nature
From Easter to All Saints’ Day, a tour through the 30-hectare La Vallée des Daims wildlife park follows a 2-kilometre circular route. There, visitors can encounter deer living in the wild either on foot or by miniature railway. The wildlife park is 18 kilometres from Entraygues; the route there leads towards Montsalvy via the D920 and then the D19.
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Culture
The Church of Saint-Justin is of Romanesque origin and retains its porch as well as its distinctive door and window surrounds. The interior, particularly the vaults, is decorated with several frescoes and appealing statues. There is a viewpoint around the church from which the surrounding hills and hamlets can be seen.
Hiking
Two hiking routes pass through Junhac and its charming landscapes. The GR 465 follows former connecting paths and is suitable for discovering Junhac. The route passes through forests and fields bordered by dry-stone walls and hedges.
A hiking trail that partially follows the northern GR 465 leads to the Mur du Diable geological site, which gives the circular route its name. The Mur du Diable emerges from a granite vein located within the municipality of Junhac. The Mur du Diable, also known as Rochers du Diable, is one of the few climbing sites in the Châtaigneraie.
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