Trambly: Holiday apartments and houses

Nature and trails

The Chemin des 2 versants is a signposted, 12.3-kilometre circular trail of moderate difficulty in Trambly, suitable for horse riding, hiking and mountain biking. It passes through heavily forested areas; La Gotale, the Bois de la Vallée, Présentin and the Bois d’Argaud are considered refuges for deer and wild boar. From the ridge, the trail offers impressive panoramic views of the foothills of the Beaujolais, the countryside around Trambly and the Clunisois.

Le tour de la vallée begins and ends at the car park of the leisure centre in Trambly.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Trambly can add this place to their list of potential destinations.

The leisure centre in Trambly offers picnic areas, boules courts and play equipment for children. The “Agorespace” multisports court at the centre is open to everyone and is suitable for basketball, handball and football.

Culture and townscape

A Cloche-Pierres is a cultural walking trail in Trambly featuring an exhibition of minerals and fossils in the village streets and in the church. The walk begins at the car park opposite Trambly town hall and presents the mineral collection of Père Fargeton, a priest from Trambly who was interested in mineralogy.

Trambly church preserves a late Romanesque apse and bell tower, which have been listed in the supplementary inventory of historic monuments since 29 October 1926. It also contains a Gothic stone fresco from the 14th century depicting a crowned Virgin Mary with the Christ Child. Its bell tower is square and has two storeys divided by Lombard bands, as well as a set-back cylindrical stair tower.

More town pages: Saillenard, Simandre, Frangy-en-Bresse, Volesvres, Cuiseaux, Givry, Demigny, Montmort

To the higher-level travel overview: Saône-Et-Loire.