A wooded granite massif in the heart of Burgundy, the Morvan cultivates unspoilt nature made of forests, lakes and discreet waterfalls, far from the tourist crowds of better-known sites.
A short selection, reflecting a territory still little represented in the catalogue: to be enriched soon.
A mid-mountain massif in the heart of Burgundy, the Morvan unfolds deep forests, reservoir lakes and granite hamlets. Its regional nature park, created in 1970, protects a rural territory kept apart from the main tourist flows.
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Gouloux is famous for its waterfall "Le Saut de Gouloux" on the Caillot, a tributary of the Cure that was long used for floating timber.
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Coming from the Moulin du Bois pond then the Goulot pond, the Auxois leaves Lormes, becoming more and more enclosed in the Narvau Gorges.
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In the heart of the Breuil-Chenue forest, tourists and the curious can take a forest road leading to a natural site called the "Dolmen de Chevresse".
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