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Walking holidays in the Dordogne

 
On a self-guided, non-group walking holiday in the Dordogne, we provide maps, our painstakingly researched route notes, and luggage transfers, so that you can walk from one carefully selected hotel to the next at entirely your own pace.
Walking holidays in the Dordogne
+44 (0)1653 617001
Walking holidays in the Dordogne
+44 (0)1653 617001
 

The Dordogne – walking holidays

with a wide appeal
Besides breathtaking views, fairy-tale villages and scenic walking, the Dordogne is worth visiting for another reason: its gastronomy. Our meticulously planned routes (described step by step in our route notes) allow plenty of time to savour it all. And because there’s no group, no arrangements to make (we do all that), and no luggage, you can be spontaneous, stopping to visit a cave or to browse the stalls of a market. With Inntravel, your walk is always worth it.
 

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The best walking in the Dordogne

Given that part of the region’s allure are its stone-built villages nestling amid fields of sunflowers and on river cliffs, they are the focus of our first walking holiday in the Dordogne, which also takes in the spectacular caves of the Gouffre de Padirac. Our second walking holiday in the Dordogne leads to the famous hanging village of Rocamadour. If you can’t decide between them, you can combine them to make a Long Trail to Rocamadour.

For more holiday ideas, see our full range of walking and cycling holidays in the Dordogne.
 

Are our walking holidays in the Dordogne right for you?

Walking in the Dordogne is relatively easy, but not entirely flat – be prepared for some short ascents and descents as you explore river cliffs, limestone plateaux and hill-top villages. To be sure that our walking holidays in the Dordogne are right for you, take a look at the grade definitions below. You can build in rest days by adding extra nights.

  • These gentle strolls range typically between 5-10km per day and involve few ascents or descents. Go at your own pace, pause at every opportunity, and take it all in.
  • You don't have to be a seasoned hiker to enjoy these walks, but someone who's happy to take on around 5-15km each day – with the occasional hill thrown in.
  • Expect to cover approximately 10-15km a day, across varied terrain with regular ascents and descents. You'll be challenged in places – but enjoy superb views.
  • Where rugged terrain goes hand in hand with the satisfaction of reaching a peak or high pass. Typically, days range between 7-20km and involve significant ascent and descent.
  • Our most thrilling walks involve full days on the trails, more challenging terrain, and testing ascents and descents, but there's still time to appreciate your surroundings.
  • Choice of easier or harder routes, so that you can tailor most days to your requirements.
 

What to expect from your walking holiday in the Dordogne

We want your walking holiday to be memorable. There are three key ingredients which are common to all Inntravel holidays, including our walking holidays in the Dordogne: glorious scenery; characterful accommodation hand-picked for its warm welcome; and flavoursome regional gastronomy.
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