Courgeon: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Courgeon is home to the Catholic Church of Notre-Dame et Saint-Santin, a Romanesque-Classical building dating from 1618 to 1633. The parish church contains a baptismal font (cuve baptismale) from the 15th century, which was classified as a protected historic object on 28 July 1904. The octagonal vessel features folded panels and projecting tracery supports with hooks; the rings are supported by lion heads.

Planning your own trip may include the desire to rent a holiday apartment in Courgeon.

Cycling

Le Mont Ligeon passes through Courgeon, La Chapelle-Montligeon, Corbon, Maison-Maugis and Saint-Victor-de-Réno. The route is an easy, 13.9-kilometre mountain bike trail. Less than 25 percent of the route is on paved roads.

The Dites-le avec des fleurs cycling loop is 25.3 kilometres long, starts in Boissy-Maugis and follows a greenway as well as lightly trafficked country roads. It is marked with signposting number 4 and includes 18 kilometres on roads and 8 kilometres on a cycle path. The route can be reached via the regional NOMAD bus network on line 417; there is no SNCF access.

La vallée de la Commeauche passes through Courgeon, La Chapelle-Montligeon, Corbon, Maison-Maugis, Saint-Victor-de-Réno, Boissy-Maugis, Bizou and Monceaux-au-Perche. It is a difficult, 32.2-kilometre mountain bike loop and a route for experienced mountain bikers, with viewpoints along the way.

The Café de la Place in Courgeon is a popular stop among cycling travellers.

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