The Circuit de l’Eau Vive circular trail is a 13-kilometre hiking trail. It begins in the centre of Étrigny and passes through the hamlets of Tallant, Balleure and Veneuse. Along the way, it passes Étrigny’s washhouses, mills and fountains; the trail also runs along the edge of the Grand Bragny forest and passes several ponds.
Anyone planning a stay in Étrigny may wish to rent a holiday apartment in Étrigny.
Nature
The Veneuze quarry in Étrigny has red limestone cliffs for climbing in a natural, wooded setting. The Site d’escalade - Etrigny climbing site offers around twenty climbing routes ranging from grade 4 to 7c. The climbing area includes toilets, a shelter and a table.
The Belvédère de la Roche d’Aujoux is designated as a viewpoint in Étrigny. A memorial plaque on the Roche d’Aujoux commemorates the local history of the Resistance during the Second World War.
Experiences
The Ferme de Châtenay in Étrigny is a pony club for children aged two and over. It is also an educational farm and welcomes schools, nurseries, leisure centres and facilities for people with disabilities.
The Ferme de Châtenay offers fun riding lessons adapted to the child’s pace.
Culture and history
The 18th-century Church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste in Étrigny was restored with polychrome wooden statues. The former church of Étrigny is said to have been set on fire by the Écorcheurs in 1362. The new Church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste in Étrigny was completed in 1773.
The Atelier Sérendipité offers unusual walks in nature that combine art, walking and relaxation. In Étrigny, the atelier also offers tours of the village and the current exhibitions.
Wine
By reservation, the Château de Balleure offers the „Å’no Friday“ experience, introducing visitors to the wines of Saône-et-Loire. Individual wine tastings are also available.
