Cussac: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Cussac is located in the Périgord-Limousin Regional Nature Park, in the Tardoire Valley.

The landscape is hilly and characterised by forests and streams.

Nature

Chestnut trees have been replanted at the Bonnes Fontaines Saint Jean site. There are also benches, a green theatre, information boards and a walking trail.

Walking and Cycling

The Papillon Cussacois circular trail starts in the town centre and allows visitors to discover a rich heritage of local folk traditions in Chambinaud.

The La forêt de Cromières circular walk starts in Cussac, is 8 km long and is classified as easy for hiking and mountain biking.

The Les Bonnes Fontaines route is a 9.6 km loop starting from Cussac and is suitable for hiking and mountain biking.

The Forêt de Boubon circular trail is suitable for families, is 6.5 km long and takes around 1.5 hours.

The Sentier La Voie romaine starts in Cussac and is an easy 11.3 km loop. The stated duration is 3 hours on foot and 1 hour by mountain bike.

Cussac has five hiking routes listed in the P.D.I.P.R., ranging from 5 to 12 km in length. Throughout the municipality, there are also more than 40 km of trails for walking, cycling or horse riding.

Culture and History

The Bonnes Fontaines Saint Jean in Cussac comprise three springs, each associated with toothache, general physical pain or the protection of livestock, respectively.

Numerous events take place every year at the Bonnes Fontaines site.

The Château de Cromières is a feudal building that may have been built on the site of a former Gallo-Roman villa or a Gallo-Roman oppidum.

A Clédier was used to dry chestnuts and preserve them for the winter.

Anyone looking for a holiday apartment in Cussac can select Cussac directly as their destination.

To the higher-level travel overview: Haute-Vienne.

More Destinations

More places within the same destination:

Blanzac, Blond, Champsac, Saint-Amand-Magnazeix, Beynac, Meilhac, Fromental, Neuvic-Entier.